Ballet is the foundation of all dance training, and at Dance.tech our ballet program emphasizes proper technique, strength, alignment, musicality, and artistry. This style gives dancers the structure and discipline needed to grow confidently through each level.
Our program focuses on building strong, educated dancers through:
Clean foundational technique
Safe and progressive skill development
Attention to posture, turnout, core engagement, and flexibility
Musical awareness and expressive movement
No matter their level, dancers develop the discipline, coordination, and confidence that support success in all other genres.
Ballet at Dance.tech
What Dancers Will Learn
Ballet classes at Dance.tech include technique work at the barre, in the center, and across the floor, focusing on placement, alignment, and execution of classical vocabulary.
Dancers explore:
Barre exercises to strengthen and prepare the body
Center work to develop balance, musicality, and control
Across-the-floor progressions that build coordination and traveling skills
Combinations that increase stamina, artistry, and performance quality
These progressions support long-term growth, allowing dancers to move safely and confidently from level to level.
Who Ballet Is For
Ballet is recommended for dancers in Levels 1–6 and is required for dancers in higher levels pursuing advanced technique and performance opportunities.
Ballet is ideal for dancers who want to:
Strengthen technique for all genres
Improve posture, flexibility, and control
Build discipline and body awareness
Prepare for Pointe or advanced technical work
Dress Code for Ballet
Ballet dancers follow a studio-wide dress code that supports clarity of movement, safety, and consistency in training.
The Ballet dress code includes:
Leotard
Pink tights (transition or footed)
Pink ballet shoes (leather, full sole or split sole depending on level)
Hair secured neatly away from the face
Optional: Ballet skirts, warm-ups, and layering pieces may be used when permitted by the instructor.
Why Ballet Matters
Ballet builds the essential technique required to grow into a strong, versatile dancer. The discipline, alignment, and vocabulary taught in Ballet carry over into Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, and even Hip Hop training.
Studying Ballet helps dancers:
Improve turnout and placement
Strengthen ankles, feet, and core
Build musicality and artistry
Develop poise and confidence
Prepare for future performance or competition opportunities
Ready to Take Ballet at Dance.tech?
Join us in the studio and experience the joy and discipline of classical training. Our faculty is committed to building strong, confident dancers—one class at a time.