Two dancers on pointe in arabesque

Classes

Pointe Work

Rising onto pointe, when the foot is ready.

Dance classes in Nantes

Rising onto pointe, when the foot is ready.


Pointe is not decided by age. It calls for a strong foot and a well-placed back: Alexandra will tell you when the time is right, generally not before 11 or 12, and always after an individual assessment.

From there everything is built step by step: rising, lowering, holding, then turning.

The right time slot depends on age and level. One call is all it takes to find yours.

02 40 52 25 36

Or write to us, the first class is free.

  • LevelAll levels
  • AgesBy teacher's approval
  • Taught byAlexandra Gérard,
    State-certified
  • First trial classFree

What we work on

  • Strengthening the foot and ankle
  • Rising, lowering, holding balance
  • Travelling, then turning
  • As a complement to the classical class

Before you come

Classical attire and pointe shoes. Do not buy pointe shoes before Alexandra's approval: the model is chosen after assessing the foot.

A sub-discipline of classical ballet

Inseparable from the classical class


Pointe work is done alongside the classical class, never instead of it: it is the barre and placement that make pointe possible.

Come and try

Your first class is free


All year round, no commitment. Come and see the studio, meet Alexandra, try a class that suits you. One call is enough.

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