Little Ballerina Warm-Up
A young ballerina sits in a floor split with her hands placed in front of her during a ballet warm-up.
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A little ballerina warming up
The dancer is seated on the floor with one leg extending in each direction to form a split. Both hands rest in front of her for support. She wears a leotard and ballet slippers, and her hair is gathered into a smooth bun. A single floor line provides the setting without adding other objects to the scene.
How dancers prepare their bodies
A ballet warm-up gradually increases blood flow and helps dancers move their joints through a comfortable range. Splits depend on flexibility around the hips and legs, but they should be approached slowly rather than forced. Ballet classes commonly combine gentle mobility work with exercises that build control and strength.
Natural and traditional ballet colors
- Hair: natural black, brown, blond, red, gray, or mixed shades
- Eyes: brown, blue, green, gray, or hazel
- Leotard: commonly black, pink, blue, lavender, or another class color
- Ballet slippers: often pale pink, tan, white, or black
- Skin: any natural human skin tone, from very light to very deep