The level of performance in all styles of dance has accelerated massively in the last few years, and as such the training techniques to support this have changed dramatically. However we focus on achieving this through educated and intelligent, up to date, smart ways, to avoid any potential issues, and the students are educated to manage their own bodies. Our Level One Teacher Training workshop focuses on how to train each type of body and work with specific restrictions to develop optimal mobility and control in all dancers. In fact, much of the work I do with the high level, truly elite children is focused exactly on this. Just to clarify - I have no issues with extreme mobility when achieved safely, and combined with the appropriate control.

But why is it bad? And what can we do to still achieve amazing mobility without unnecessary risk of damage? The mere fact that so many people ask me this question seems to indicate that they know that it is.

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Adapted from the Studio Habits of the Mind prompts, and simplified into child friendly descriptors for 2 sets of posters for the visual art classroom, that will help to develop robust learning, reflection and goal setting skills in your students.

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