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Doing pirouettes on the CARPET same as doing them on hard wood floors/tile?

May 4th, 2010 admin 3 Comments »

i can do 1 full turn and a half turn on the carpet. will i be able to 2 on hard wood floors/tile?
or a ballet floor!!!!
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Doing pirouettes is different on different types of flooring, and how many you can do depends on the flooring. It’s easier to spin on hardwood/tiles, but it’s easier to control and land your pirouettes on carpet. I would suggest practicing your pirouettes on the ballet floor (or wherever you do them during dance class) or somewhere with a similar flooring, that way you can learn to control them and do them well and do lots on the right ballet flooring you would normally use.

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3 Responses to “ Doing pirouettes on the CARPET same as doing them on hard wood floors/tile? ”

  1. Vlad ✩ says:
    May 4, 2010 at 7:50 am

    Hopefully you will do them on a sprung or floating floor (perhaps with a marley top) not hardwood or tile.
    You should not be dancing on carpet , hardwood or tile. Really bad idea!

    You have to be able to control your pirouette. If you cannot land them properly they don’t count.
    References :
    Academy trained ballet dancer.

  2. Ali says:
    May 4, 2010 at 7:55 am

    Doing pirouettes is different on different types of flooring, and how many you can do depends on the flooring. It’s easier to spin on hardwood/tiles, but it’s easier to control and land your pirouettes on carpet. I would suggest practicing your pirouettes on the ballet floor (or wherever you do them during dance class) or somewhere with a similar flooring, that way you can learn to control them and do them well and do lots on the right ballet flooring you would normally use.
    References :

  3. ndlimefreak7 says:
    May 4, 2010 at 8:05 am

    It is very very different. you will spin much harder and faster on a wood/tile floor. good luck
    References :