Ballet styled exercises

LGQ7

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Certain arts/sports own certain things.

Bodybuilding owns, well, body building. Building the body meticulously part by part. The bodybuilding curriculum is practiced verbatim by every athletes.
Triathletes own endurance.
Swimming. If I'm re-incarnated, I wish I had learned swimming. Locomotion not on a vertical platform, but a horizontal platform with the perfect resistance, water. We're made of water, water resisting water. There are all different types of strokes in swimming.
Judo owns balance.

Tennis: owns co-ordination. Doubly so if you play tennis ambidextrously. And ball sports in general. Headis owns head movement.

Ballet owns movement. If I'm re-incarnated, that would be my primary art.

ballet
chess, Western and Chinese ✓
tennis ✓
Headis
swimming
bicycling ✓
running, too much impact

bodybuilding ✓ (the easiest sport/art to learn in the world), adopted by every athlete, whole

You can take the ballet curriculum whole and you can't go wrong.

Here's a ballet styled exercise that you can use whole. The presentation is genius. The instructor is real.

There are ballet dancers that teach badly because they assume the public know dance things.
There are ballet dancers that take the bodybuilding curriculum and try to fake it as ballet.
There are fitness gurus (bodybuilding) that try to fake ballet.

This is real ballet presented like bodybuilding, part by part, none of that dancing combination non-sense. You can take this whole and you can't go wrong.

 

LGQ7

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Here's the bodybuilding curriculum. Notice how the bodybuilding incorporates as much ballet and ballet incorporates bodybuilding. That's how art should be. Look at both curriculum, about the same duration.

 

LGQ7

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This is truly like Star Trek "The Mirror Universe". The original series, Deep Space Nine, Enterprise.

In one universe the people are dancers. And in the mirror universe the same people are fighters.

Truth is stranger than fiction.
 

Harry_Wild

G.O.A.T.
In ballet, you have many of the same movements as in tennis. The jump off, taking of small steps to get set, balance along with explosive starts and stops.
 

LGQ7

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Ever wonder what's port de bras in the mirror universe? Port de bras is how you slap bitches.

Susan Lucci "port de bras".

 

LGQ7

Hall of Fame
Why you need to train flexibility.

https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/bosu-ball-revisted.614140/post-12397355

She should've have watched Flashdance instead of Rocky.

3:05


Training scene. Rocky - Gonna Fly Now.


Training scene. Flashdance - Maniac.


Look at the training scene.

First thing. Toes, that's how you grip the ground. 2nd thing, how you turn on your foot and still maintain your balance, clockwise and coutnerclockwise. 3rd thing, stepping with only 1 foot on the ground at a time. 4th, moving your hips and body, swaying. 5th, 6th, 7th, flexibility, balance, suppleness.
 
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