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A barre ballet class focuses on exercises at the ballet barre to improve posture, balance, core strength and flexibility. Classes incorporate barre work, center work and sometimes across-the-floor combinations.
Wear fitted workout clothes that allow for movement like yoga pants and a fitted tank or t-shirt. Bring ballet flats or go barefoot. Also bring water and a mat or towel if needed.
Most studios offer a beginner level that is a great starting point with no prior experience needed. The instructor will guide you through the basic ballet positions and movements.
For most benefit, aim to attend barre 2-3 times per week. Be sure to stretch on your off days as well to help your muscles recover and improve flexibility over time.
Many studios offer a free introductory class or trial period so you can check out the class, instructor and facility before committing to a package. Be sure to ask about options when contacting the studio.
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