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Burnout in Ballet: Why Less is More

Burnout in Ballet: Why Less is More

Burnout is a common problem in ballet that affects dancers at any stage of their career. It's a complex condition characterized by physical and mental exhaustion, reduced performance, and a loss of passion for dance.

by PBT
The Real Trophy: Accepting Rejection in the Dance World

The Real Trophy: Accepting Rejection in the Dance World

Within contemporary dance, a concerning trend has emerged, with many students fixated on chasing trophies and competing in dance competitions. While these endeavors can offer valuable opportunities for performance and personal development, it is crucial to address the potential pitfalls. Placing excessive emphasis on winning can create an illusory sense...

by PBT
Safeguarding Children in Dance

Safeguarding Children in Dance

In today's evolving dance landscape, more and more young individuals are embracing the art of dance as a means of self-expression. As responsible adults, it is our duty to protect these young dancers physically, emotionally, and digitally. In this blog post, we will delve into the importance of...

by PBT
Beat the Injury Blues: Turning Adversity into Opportunity

Beat the Injury Blues: Turning Adversity into Opportunity

Injuries can be a challenging and disheartening experience for dancers. Watching others dance, improve, and have fun while you're sidelined can be tough. However, instead of dwelling on the negatives, it's important to see this time as an opportunity for personal growth and development.

by PBT
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