How to Get Ready for a Ballet Class

Buy all the things your teacher says you need for the class., On the day before, pack up all your stuff in your dance bag., Arrive at your ballet studio at least 15 minutes before class so you can put on your leotard, tights, shoes, etc., If you are...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Buy all the things your teacher says you need for the class.

    Some required items for most studios are: leotards, tights, ballet slippers pointe shoes, ballet shorts/skirts, and hair ties.

    Also buy a dance bag.

    If there is a required uniform (usually the black leotard and pink tights, pink ballet shoes, hair in a tight bun), be sure to follow it and do not break the dress code rules!
  2. Step 2: On the day before

    Bring a small sweat rag for class too.

    After class you will be sweaty and sometimes stinky, so bring deodorant. , and put your hair in a tight bun.

    Make sure your bun is secure (use a thin mist of hairspray).

    If they have portable barres it's a good idea to do some plies and tendus at the barre. ,,
  3. Step 3: pack up all your stuff in your dance bag.

  4. Step 4: Arrive at your ballet studio at least 15 minutes before class so you can put on your leotard

  5. Step 5: tights

  6. Step 6: If you are dancing on pointe

  7. Step 7: make sure you have your ribbons tied correctly and your pointe shoe pads in.

  8. Step 8: When the time comes to start

  9. Step 9: work your hardest and stretch as much as you can to warm up so you will not pull muscles and it will help with your flexibility.

Detailed Guide

Some required items for most studios are: leotards, tights, ballet slippers pointe shoes, ballet shorts/skirts, and hair ties.

Also buy a dance bag.

If there is a required uniform (usually the black leotard and pink tights, pink ballet shoes, hair in a tight bun), be sure to follow it and do not break the dress code rules!

Bring a small sweat rag for class too.

After class you will be sweaty and sometimes stinky, so bring deodorant. , and put your hair in a tight bun.

Make sure your bun is secure (use a thin mist of hairspray).

If they have portable barres it's a good idea to do some plies and tendus at the barre. ,,

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