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Class Schedules:


Summer - Honolulu (Dole)


Summer - Wahiawa


Summer - Kapolei

Adult Class Schedule

Children's Class Descriptions

Adult Class Description




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2010 SESSIONS

Winter Nov. 24 - Mar. 07, 2010
Spring
Mar. 08 - May 30, 2010
Summer
- June 7 – July 31
Spring Showcase -
May 15 & 16
Summer Intensive
— August 2 – August 22

HOLIDAYS
Thanksgiving
  Thursday, November 25
Christmas Break
: December 13- January 3

Rates : New Students pay an additional $25 registration fee 

Class Rates

New Students pay an additional $25 registration fee

Creative Dance...$125+35=$160
Pre-Ballet….........$135+35=$170
Ballet I …......…...$155+35=$190
Ballet II ............$310+ 35=$345
Ballet III ...........$370+35=$405
Ballet IV ...........$370+35= $405
Ballet V .…...…....$575+40=$615
Ballet VI ………....$575+40=$615
Ballet VII ….…....$575+40=$615
Unlimited classes.$700+40=$740
Tweens and Teens at Dole = $150+35=$185
Adult Ballet Wed pm per session..$160
Wed. Adult Classes $15 per class Sat.Adult $20 per class
 


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Call or email for student placement or visiting student drop in rates.  Rates vary on class lengths.

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS:

Creative Dance: (ages 4-5)

Designed to introduce the student to music and dance, to encourage the child to explore the basics of rhythm and movement through music improvisation, and to develop motor and social skills.

Pre-Ballet: (ages 5-6)

Further preparation for classical ballet training through basic ballet positions and terminology combined with creative movement.

Ballet I: (ages 6 and older)

Provides the dance student with complete fundamental training based on traditional classical ballet technique.

Ballet II through Ballet VII:

These divisions are graded according to technical achievement. Placement is made by director and faculty upon evaluation of the student’s progress and development.

Ballet Basics:

Excellent conditioning for adults utilizing ballet technique for stretching and toning the body. Levels available for those with non, to "a long-time-ago" experience.

DRESS CODE:

Girl’s hair must be in a neat and secure bun.  All students must be in proper ballet attire for class.

Creative Dance I, II, III:  Pink tank leotard, (Bloch # 5405), Theatrical pink tights and pink canvas ballet slippers.

Pre-Ballet I, II, III:  Light pink dance dress (Capezio 9816C) Theatrical pink tights and pink canvas ballet slippers.

Ballet I A, B, C: Black camisole dance dress (Capezio 9816C) Theatrical pink tights and pink canvas ballet slippers.

Ballet II – VII – Black leotard, no halter or revealing low front or low back. Theatrical pink tights and pink canvas ballet slippers.

Tweens and Teens: Black camisole dance dress (Capezio 9816C) or black leotard,  no halter or revealing low front or low back. Theatrical pink tights and pink canvas ballet slippers.


ADULT BALLET

The exercises combine stretching with strengthening and aim to improve body tone giving participants greater flexibility, cardiovascular stamina and better posture. In particular, it makes people think about how they use their bodies. Strength and flexibility is gained through the use of natural resistance with specific gains in the muscle tone of legs, hips and abdominals.

Individuals benefit from a ballet class for many reasons, including the calming effect of classical music, to attain greater flexibility, for enhanced grace and posture - but they discover much more. The challenging combination of stretching and strengthening exercises keeps them coming back, and as they discover the rewards of their efforts in their improved body tone, they experience the satisfaction of learning to execute basic ballet technique with the appearance of ease.

Many health clubs and gyms now offer classes in ballet. The exercises combine stretching with strengthening and aim to improve body tone giving participants greater flexibility, cardiovascular stamina and better posture. In particular, ballet technique makes people think about how they use their bodies. It is challenging but its fun.

There is no dress code for the adult classes but each student needs ballet shoes and form fitting clothing so the teacher can check for line and placement of the body.  Hair should be up and off the face.

Click HERE for the current Adult Class Schedule.
 


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