Flexibility and strength are so important to physie girls. Dancing requires not just flexibility but body control, which comes from muscle strength. The earlier a physie girl starts to stretch and do strengthening exercises, and learns to do them the right way, the better dancer she will be when she grows up.
Flexibility is a life-long pursuit and it’s essential to a dancer’s repertoire. You’re never too young to start and it can be fun! CLick on ‘read more’ to see how…
Recently the Toongabbie and Nepean Club got together for what they called a “Stretching Bonanza!” The focus was on the girls achieving their personal best and learning correct technique. Everyone had a great time working on their strength and flexibility, while making new physie friendships and having some fun and relaxed bonding time in preparation for the upcoming team events.
Sweet Dreams
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Physie Training At Home
Here are some easy, creative, and effective training ideas that Physie girls of all ages can try right
TIP OF THE WEEK
1st Repose From 1st, relax one knee, allowing the heel to come just off the floor. Do not
PHYSIE HACKS!!!!
Here is a weekly series to help you perfect some key Physie positions. Watch the video to see
Heidi Boardman Performing Art Gallery
Photography by Heidi Boardman
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