Most dancers like the idea of having a good arabesque line but very often in their effort to produce this, the body becomes slightly distorted and out of line which thoroughly defeats their original purpose. So often the basic principles of balance are not practiced and the height of the leg becomes the most important focus. Especially for young dancers, this can cause injuries and weaknesses that over time could prevent them from dancing. Working to strengthen the muscles that will support the arabesque line will help your students to be healthy and to reach their goals of having great arabesques.
Feeling a bit burnt out? Join Us this summer HERE!
Unlock all the features
Did you know Dance Teacher Web offers 1000’s of videos, 100’s of lesson plans and teacher articles so that you can stay current and energized all year long. The busy studio owner can have instant access to 100’s of tips on marketing, how to improve communication and discover retention secrets that can generate 30% more revenue. Join our worldwide community of 10,799 dance educators today!
1580 Post Road Fairfield, CT
© Copyright 2025 by DanceTeacherWeb.com