PBT - Progressing Ballet Technique (Dancer Conditioning)

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What is PBT? Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) is an innovative body-conditioning and strengthening program that has been designed to enhance students' technique by focusing on training the muscle memory required in each exercise in all forms of dance. It is a unique training system using ballet-technique specific exercises to train skill acquisition in a graded and progressive manner from junior through to advanced levels. The program helps with injury prevention and rehabilitation and enhances the ability of athletes to perform at their best. It can be difficult for students to feel which muscles initiate the correct alignment in training. However, with the use of an exercise ball, the students gain a great sense of posture and weight-placement whilst feeling each correct muscle group working throughout each exercise, which then stays with them when whilst performing in dance or their chosen field of sport. PBT focuses on core strength, weight placement and alignment of the body with a gradual approach of carefully designed exercises and repetitions of these exercises that trigger their muscle memory. PBT is not only a program to improve technique in ballet dancers, it is now being appreciated and incorporated in training by all forms of dancers, athletes, physiotherapists and even footballers! Incorporating PBT training with ballet training can provide numerous benefits for dancers, including improved flexibility, toned and lengthened muscles, improved stamina, coordination, posture, focus, balance, artistry, musicality, and personal goal-setting. PBT training can enhance the overall ballet experience and promote better health and well-being both on and off the stage. Wear comfortable clothing. Pre-Register now - limited to 12 students

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