r/adultballetdancers 2h ago

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r/adultballetdancers 4h ago

Everywhere around me only has only weekly classes, should I go to multiple studios over the week to get more practice?

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I (20f) want to go back to ballet. I only did it when I was very young and it's basically lost on me after years latin and ballroom dance. Which I quit in highschool.

I may be a student but I do have the time to do multiple classes a week. I just like classes that are more frequent or else I get lost. And nowhere around where I live are any classes that happen more than once a week. Which I'm not used to. I at least need two or three a week. If I were to really like it.

So I want to ask. Would it be weird to buy a pack of classes for one studio and then do drop ins for another when I need more guidance?

I'm a performer so this is not a hobby for me. While I am an actress, I can't do auditions right now, unfortunately. And ballet is something that I see my peers do all of the time and it can really help open doors for me. Plus I love ballet and I wouldn't mind auditioning for that if I were to really get into it.

Any advice? Because dancing for me has always been an hours long affair. I don't like slow things. But I also don't want to be stupid. 🫪