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Little Ballerina Doing the Splits

A smiling young ballerina performs a side split while seated upright on the floor.

A little ballerina in a leotard and ballet shoes performs the splits on the floor, with clear outlines that are easy to color.
Little Ballerina Doing the Splits
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A ballerina practicing a floor stretch

The dancer sits at the center of the scene with both legs extended in opposite directions for a side split. She has large eyes, a cheerful expression, bangs, and hair gathered into a bun. Her outfit consists of a plain leotard and ballet shoes, while a subtle horizontal mark identifies the floor beneath her.

Interesting facts about flexibility training

Dancers develop flexibility gradually through regular, controlled stretching rather than forcing a position. A side split uses mobility in the hips and inner thighs, but balance and core strength also help a dancer remain upright. Ballet classes usually combine flexibility exercises with strength, posture, and movement practice.

Natural and traditional ballet colors

  • Hair: naturally black, brown, blond, red, gray, or white
  • Eyes: commonly brown, blue, green, gray, or hazel
  • Leotard: often pink, black, navy, lavender, or light blue
  • Ballet shoes: typically pale pink, peach, tan, white, or black
  • Skin: any natural human skin tone, from very light to very deep
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Can every dancer do a full split?
No. Flexibility differs from person to person, and a full split is not required for every kind of dance. Safe progress matters more than reaching the floor quickly.
Why do ballerinas often wear their hair in a bun?
A bun keeps hair away from the face and neck during turns and jumps. It also helps teachers see the dancer’s head position and posture.
What is the difference between ballet shoes and pointe shoes?
Soft ballet shoes are flexible footwear used for regular classwork. Pointe shoes have a reinforced toe box designed for trained dancers who are ready to perform pointe technique.
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