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Question Posted Tuesday October 12 2004, 8:37 pm

i want to become a dancer and i dont know what to do. does anyone know where to go to persue my dreams. i rate extremely high. pleez and thank you.

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BlackAngel answered Tuesday October 12 2004, 9:24 pm:
First off, just a heads up: a dancer's life isn't easy. It's great being onstage, and just dancing, but it involves a sacrifice on your part. Be prepared to spend hours at a studio, probably more than one day a week, and depending on what kind of dance you want to do, possibly some physical pain. Being a ballet dancer, I'm speaking from the point from which you get blisters so bad that it's hard to walk. However, if you really want to be a dancer, then that will not put you off. Any and all pain you go through is suddenly worth it once you're onstage, showing off what you can do.
As for starting, pick what kind of dance you want to do, then look around for studios that offer classes in that area of dance. Don't go with the first one you find, see a few different ones, and chose the one you like best that suits what you're looking for. Trying a few studios might be necessary, and before you sign up for classes, go and watch a class there, to see how challenging it will be. The other thing to be aware of is if you want to be a dancer, you have to be careful about what else you do. If you hurt a muscle, or break a bone, you're really going to lose skills you've built up, and have to start back at the base again.
It's hard, from what I've heard, to make your way as just a dancer. However, talk to your parent/guardian, and see if they can give you any other ideas, or if they know anyone who can help you beyond what folks here can say.
Best of luck, and don't worry about being top right away. It'll come to you.

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XxRockon answered Tuesday October 12 2004, 9:14 pm:
Go to a dance studio and learn, follow ur dreams! lol ya that sounds corny but its tru, take some classes and then ull get better and learn.Best of luck :)

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Sherry answered Tuesday October 12 2004, 9:12 pm:
Join dance teams or clubs at your school, or visit a dance stuido where you can take ballet, hip hop, jazz, tap, whatever you want to do! If your school doesnt have a dance team or club..you should start one.

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xokaylanicoleox answered Tuesday October 12 2004, 9:07 pm:
it depends where you live ... -kayla

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