No kidding! Home girl just balanced her entire weight on LITERALLY ONE TOE. How is that even possible??? Get good enough at ballet and I guess gravity is just a matter of opinion!
@@AnIdiotsLantern many, many hours of training, an unbelievable amount of self-discipline, and even then, not every ballet dancer can reach this level. I trained in ballet, beginning at the age of three, until I was sixteen years old. Mad respect to those who master The Rose Adagio❣️🩰💕
Thank you. It’s a lot of very hard work that we go through on a day to day Basis ,only to be told it’s easy and football is harder. I’m glad some non-ballerinas respect the art of bet for what it is.
Lots of batting and toe covers are used to fill up the space but it is the athleticism of the ballerina 🩰 that truly is required. The slippers are not magic.
To preface, if I misunderstood your comment I apologize. However, what’s the problem with dainty, feminine, pretty females?! Strength comes in different forms. As do traits like high morality and character.
She is a beast, ballerinas are so intensely strong and driven, we see these delicate women like they’re fragile when in fact they’re the opposite. So much gratitude to these women and men who dedicate their lives to making beautiful for art for those of us who appreciate the magnitude of sacrifice that goes into a production.
To be this rare of a talented ballerina (i.e., a prima) you have to be a special body type with the proper bone structure and immense athletic ability. And fearlessness. If one has that the rest is up to the individual. Her extreme hard work and dedication too. For a ballerina, her feet are actually in pretty good shape.
Ballerinas are both extreme athletes and accomplished artists. Ballet is a lifestyle, a calling, a profession. Ballerinas have my utmost respect and admiration.
ABSOLUTELY!!! While spectators "appreciate" what they are seeing, they (we) have no idea the physical challenges they are doing. It's the dichotomy of grace and extreme pain.
Ballet dancers are amazing athletes! The years and years of training, the strength and control and balance and grace needed all at once at all times is crazy demanding on your body and mental. Ballet dancers are beautiful and I have the utmost awe and respect for all levels of Ballet skill as I definitely can't do it
They are sacrificing their feet , leg ligaments, muscle 's etc, etc as a young person. Which is really sad . That's why you don't see them in their 30, 40, 50's, etc dancing. Give her a rose as she beats her body up & the rich get richer at these concerts. Great let her ruin her body, not my daughter's or son.
@annapachaclarke2392 I understand what you are getting at. However, Ms O'Sullivan did not post this short, the Royal Ballet did, and I think the RB should be courteous enough to give due credit to its dancers and at least give their full name and title in the description. What's wrong with, "I'm Anna-Rose O'Sullivan, and I'm a Principal dancer at the Royal Ballet, London".
To achieve this and then exude grace, elegance and perfect poise is magnificent! You have to be dedicated to hard work, patience,perseverance and love to succeed . How beautiful when all that is achieved ! ❤
People say that dancers aren’t strong - that dance isn’t a sport. But coming from a dancer, I can truthfully say that in order to dance, you have to be strong. Going en pointe hurts and needs lots of strength. Doing leaps and turns needs strength, core muscles, and good balance. Thank you for showing us how strong ballerina have to be to dance this gorgeous dance!
Anyone who says that have possibly never even done any physical activity at all! In their head, they kid themselves that they could do these physical things! In reality, some struggle to walk anywhere, lol!!
My mom would’ve liked to see this film!She would’ve admired the professional ballet 🩰 dancer!She had trained many a ballet 🩰 dancer in her dance studio.A lot of them ended up as professional teacher’s as well!In honor of my mom,my hat 🎩 goes off to you!👍🎭😊
@@bettyleeist Betty, that is so interesting, and I think it's really neat that your mom's stories are still living on through you. Would you ever consider making a short video about your mom's time in ballet? Even just using your phone to video record photos of her while you talk. I love ballet and the arts in general and would love to hear more about your mom because she sounds really special. (And just in case you ever do, I subscribed to your channel, haha)
@@bayshorelaw6970 I don’t know if I could find a video of my mom’s time doing ballet 🩰 classes,because,this new technology is “a little hard”on me.I suppose,I could send a photo,or put it on Facebook of mom dancing?💃 I still have her dance photo,and I believe,she was dancing at;the Drake University Theater,back in the 1940”s?My sister would have to help me with this,too!Thank you again for having me told the story about her!🎃🫶🏻
I'm a wrestler, a swimmer, a boxer, a hiker, and a mountain climber, and I can confidently say, that ballet dancers are peak athletes. The only reason why some don't consider it a sport is because the sheer beauty makes it a category of its own. I feel like I broke my foot just looking at this! Its seriously impressive!
Such an unnatural movement and for so long! Pain and damage to the feet! I knew a ballerina whose feet were SO ugly because of this type of movement and strain on her feet.
Every time when watching a ballerina, I am amazed at the hard work that goes behind the scenes: the daily strength exercises that I've done in my youth, could make a man cry. Respect!
The sheer graft, grit and determination that goes into ballet training is incredible. The fact that ballet dancers make it look easy is testament to the amount of effort needed in doing so. Huge respect to each and every one of you ❤❤❤
Ballet dancers looks so peaceful, calm and so gentle. But we do not know the pain, the patience and the strenght they've gathered along the way to perform such a graceful dance. It's just, wow.
I actually met the amazing principal/ballerina of royal ballet Anna rose O’Sullivan on a private tour of the royal opera house! She was very kind and let me and my friend take a picture with her! One of my best memories as a young ballet dancer! ❤❤❤
When all you see is the finished product. No one really knows or comprehends what it takes to be amazing at ones craft. God bless these babies.. Thank you for all of your pain, hard work, sacrifice, and dedication. For us to enjoy the fruit of your labor.
It is mind boggling to me to realize that these fascinating athletic individuals can transform themselves into flowers that dance. So effortlessly looking, in an extreme manner of beauty that is so pleasing to the eyes. A true work of art in movement…
Ballerinas are amazing fr what they put their bodies through to achieve such grace and beauty is absolutely amazing. And they do it while still looking completely elegant!
I remember that the darning on the edge of the platform (the tip of the pointe shoes- where the weight is actually balanced while en pointe) really helps with the balances here. Also, she has really beautiful arches!
The sacrifices of a female Ballerina is just commendable and well applauded !!!. This is your passion and thank you for sharing your life to all of us !!!.
Oh Thank You, Thank You for all of your very hard ballet work. Take great care of yourself. This is extreme stress on so many levels and you also have to keep smiling!!!?
She is so beautiful!! Its hard to imagine as beas these dancers are, they are equally as srong, dedicated, determined. I am even more impressed after doing a LOT of research into ballet.❤️❤️
I’m an ignorant non ballet person, can someone please tell me if the Rose Adagio (or whatever it’s called 🤷🏼♀️) is named after someone? Is it called that because her name’s Rose? I am honestly & sincerely lost. Please don’t ridicule my ignorance, I am aware of it. Thank you.
@@paulamcdonald6568It's a coincidence that her name is Rose and the dance is called the “Rose Adagio.” Each of her four suitors hands her a rose, and that is why it's called the “Rose Adagio.” If it helps, think of the TV show “The Bachelor.” He gives a rose to each woman he is considering but none of them are required to dance as exquisitely as this marvelous prima ballerina🤩
To me it makes it even more beautiful, imperfections tell us where we have been, what we do and who we are. I wish I couldve had the money to have an opportunity to continue training when I was a teen and seeing this doesnt change the way I feel!
They sacrifice their feet to their sport. That’s what it cost to appear like you’re floating with no effort. Reminds me of the original Ariel, where she had beautiful legs but each step felt like knives twisting in her feet. ‘Effortless’ beauty has a price.
I love the ballet, where else can you see a story being told with such grace and beauty using only one’s body? Not a word to be said, the dance and body movements say everything! That being said, I look at Rose’s poor tootsies and pray that she doesn’t have debilitating arthritis in her senior years. 😢
I love that she uses square toe shoes (as opposed to the pointed toe), part of the reason she can endure what she’s talking about. Definitely helps. The ones that come to a point? I don’t know how anyone dances in those at all, but some ballerinas prefer them. My guess is, one reason is how they look to the audience. More delicate, too, some people think these are boxy. Also, the pointed shoes are the original type of toe shoe from the 1800s. I wouldn’t care, these shoes would be just fine! I like the look of these better anyway, as a dancer and as an observer.
🎉You are and made to be a beautiful ballerina. You are beyond the amazing art that shows us the body of a true artist and her form. Many blessings and peace and may you continue dancing. ❤
I've never seen a Ballarina balance , barefoot! I thought there was more padding in your Ballett slippers? So Beautifully strong, and Amazing! Thank you for sharing your Art! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Gracias por tantos años de sacrificios, dedicación, disciplina y por tu talento. No hay nada más hermoso y que llena el alma como ver una bailarina clásica en el escenario desplegando magia.❤🤗😘/Monica desde Argentina
THANK YOU FROM ME HERE IN NC, USA. I HAVE ALWAYS ADMIRED BALLERINAS & THE BALLET, BUT REALLY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE TRAINING ALL OF YOU GO THRU, SO GREAT TO HEAR THIS EXPLAINED !!
I can see signs of injuries that didn’t have enough time to heal… poor feet… poor body. It’s a beautiful sport and you are so stunning and strong, young lady. Shine all your might as you make us believe it’s all so easy and effortless.
Your art is a very speedily gift, but it's a gift you no doubt pay for with blood, sweat, and tears. So very beautiful, and to bring ppl to laughter and tears Just watching the incredible beauty,poetry in motion. May you always love your art...❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ah, this takes me back to my ballerina days. I still do ballet, just not professionally due to my advanced age. You tend to pay for doing it later in life, but to me it’s worth it.
Yes, I trained in ballet from the age of three, until I was sixteen. My poor feet are having flashbacks of toe just watching this, but I would not take back one second of it❣️🩰💕
@@cutehollygolightly You basically have injured toes, ruptured ligaments, most of the times very badly injured knees and pretty bad back pain. The thing with ballet is, while you’re young and healthy you don’t notice all of it, but once you became older, all the pain from knee and toe restraints and thigh stretches that went too far will come back. Plus, most ballerinas also have mental health problems and such due to strict teachers and intense training. I was always told that any professional athlete has some sort of injuries related to their activities and it applies to ballerinas as well, unfortunately.
Definitely do not try this at home 😅 Ballerinas are so incredibly strong Jesus, they have all all my admiration ❤ I wish someday I can go to see at least the nutcracker, jewels and sleeping beauty, or Alice in wonderland at the royal opera house 😭
The music of "The Nutcracker" is from another space. I had the greatest pleasure to watch and listen to it two times around Christmas a couple of months ago. I hadn't watched it before and concidered it as a huge miss. The two performances were incredible, I was crying with tears and was feeling so indescribable. Later I watched the other two ballets by Pyotr Tchaikovsky - "Sleeping Beauty" and "Swanlake" - and they all are nothing less than masterpieces, but "The Nutracker" wins my heart undoubtedly. Every music lover should watch it live by all means.
My mom was a dancer so she read anything about them in older age. She read something , years ago, that the average professional dancer has 7 broken bones and they're still dancing!
soy musica, y admiro a todos aquellos que hacen este arte de la danza, ya que es un arte complicado y de mucha disciplina, se someten a muchas cosas que a mi parecer son increiblemente impresionantes, tienen todo mis respetos
I watched the Sleeping Beauty in Stuttgart last year and this seemed so "easy" and in no way as hard as it looks when it's actually explained. Now i'm even more in awe at how simple and weightless the ballerina made it seem!
Look up “ballerina feet” on Google. Some are pretty scary. Lots of blisters and bandaids. Hers are pretty nice. Ballerinas tend to sprain and break ankles more than toes. Lots of pressure on the ankle and you are making it do things it would never ever do, so that weakens it.
Broken toes make no sense for how ballet is danced. More common injuries are calf strains, achilles tendonitis, etc. Soft tissue damage and things like bunions, not so much broken bones. Those can be minimized with proper stretching/warming up and technique; when a ballet dancer dances en pointe, injuries can be minimized by not starting too young before the foot is done developing (around 12/13), good foot care, and properly fitted shoes.
Literally working our every muscle in that few minutes. I hold my breath every I see a ballerina performing this. Always hoping she pulls through like a boss.
Ballet dancers are hardcore, utmost respect for them
No kidding! Home girl just balanced her entire weight on LITERALLY ONE TOE. How is that even possible???
Get good enough at ballet and I guess gravity is just a matter of opinion!
@@AnIdiotsLantern many, many hours of training, an unbelievable amount of self-discipline, and even then, not every ballet dancer can reach this level. I trained in ballet, beginning at the age of three, until I was sixteen years old.
Mad respect to those who master The Rose Adagio❣️🩰💕
*Ballerinas
@@jihanoski are they called Ballerinas even when male?
Thank you. It’s a lot of very hard work that we go through on a day to day Basis ,only to be told it’s easy and football is harder. I’m glad some non-ballerinas respect the art of bet for what it is.
My big toe is screaming just watching this. The level of pure strength these ladies have is unreal
😂😂😂😂
Doe..it's strenght of selftorture.
😄
Same 😅
I was thinking the same day.😂🤣
Just looking the her feet, I’m in awe of her power and dedication. They look so dainty and fragile but in reality they’re warriors. It’s amazing.
And her feet are so beautiful!
It’s such a perfect metaphor for how the world sees women and how we really are.
❤
Great analogy and insightful comment ❤
What is in the tip of the ballet shoes to help the ballerina stand on her toes
@marlenemaxie2675 Sweat & blood😝
Lots of batting and toe covers are used to fill up the space but it is the athleticism of the ballerina 🩰 that truly is required. The slippers are not magic.
To preface, if I misunderstood your comment I apologize.
However, what’s the problem with dainty, feminine, pretty females?!
Strength comes in different forms. As do traits like high morality and character.
She is a beast, ballerinas are so intensely strong and driven, we see these delicate women like they’re fragile when in fact they’re the opposite.
So much gratitude to these women and men who dedicate their lives to making beautiful for art for those of us who appreciate the magnitude of sacrifice that goes into a production.
To be this rare of a talented ballerina (i.e., a prima) you have to be a special body type with the proper bone structure and immense athletic ability. And fearlessness. If one has that the rest is up to the individual. Her extreme hard work and dedication too. For a ballerina, her feet are actually in pretty good shape.
Don’t forget great teachers and supportive parent/s.
Male ballet dancer can take note and I'm sure have. But mostly football players who take ballet to give them more flow in their game should
The foot problems you all must have blows my mind. The pain you selflessly endure beyond comprehension. All for art’s sake! Thank you!
Nothing but respect for the art. It's so incredibly difficult, and y'all make it look so effortless 🙌
It deserves being avoided.
It takes so much strength, practice. Years of training. Its beautifull to watch.
Yes effortless!!!🎉 such amazing strength!❤
@@brigitte951 It doesn't seem like you're taking your own advice. Paz be with us all 🙏. "Sra Isa"
@@FemiNelson-sb1em , how come you say something unknown to you ?!
Ballerinas are both extreme athletes and accomplished artists. Ballet is a lifestyle, a calling, a profession. Ballerinas have my utmost respect and admiration.
It’s difficult staying on pointe on one foot for a few seconds.
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ABSOLUTELY!!! While spectators "appreciate" what they are seeing, they (we) have no idea the physical challenges they are doing. It's the dichotomy of grace and extreme pain.
Ballet Dancers deserve an Olympic event of their own.👌
Ballet dancers are amazing athletes! The years and years of training, the strength and control and balance and grace needed all at once at all times is crazy demanding on your body and mental. Ballet dancers are beautiful and I have the utmost awe and respect for all levels of Ballet skill as I definitely can't do it
I’m no ballerina, but that sounds incredibly difficult!
And let’s not forget you have to have beautiful, flawless lines while you do it.
It’s looks painful AF
and painful x.x
@@cakerbaker9965it is 🥲
They are sacrificing their feet , leg ligaments, muscle 's etc, etc as a young person. Which is really sad . That's why you don't see them in their 30, 40, 50's, etc dancing.
Give her a rose as she beats her body up & the rich get richer at these concerts.
Great let her ruin her body, not my daughter's or son.
Mad respect for you Anna Rose and all other ballet dancers who work their bodies into such strength. Much admiration !
Too humble! Thank you, Anna-Rose O'Sullivan, Principal, The Royal Ballet!
Being humble is a lovely characteristic. More people should practice it, instead of being annoying, selfish ars*****s!!!!
@annapachaclarke2392 I understand what you are getting at. However, Ms O'Sullivan did not post this short, the Royal Ballet did, and I think the RB should be courteous enough to give due credit to its dancers and at least give their full name and title in the description. What's wrong with, "I'm Anna-Rose O'Sullivan, and I'm a Principal dancer at the Royal Ballet, London".
My feet just cramped looking at that
Reminds me of Chinese foot binding.
😂😂😂
Looks like those feet have been broken many times. Great legs though
Yessssss, love Ballet but they have the UGLIEST FEET. Their feet really take a beating but when they dance its so Beautiful.
I'm completely in awe when I see ballerinas dance. All the hours spent rehearsing and it's breath taking
To achieve this and then exude grace, elegance and perfect poise is magnificent! You have to be dedicated to hard work, patience,perseverance and love to succeed . How beautiful when all that is achieved ! ❤
God that sounds so painful but looks so nice 😩
It i s painful..👣I prefer and love ballroomdancing with a passionate partner in normal shoes 😅😉😁
looks painful too, especially showing her bare foot
@@ЛераМос yes, right! Her poor foot ...gonna look so janked up when she's older even. Still, it's a magical skill!
Honestly, ballerinas very ugly because of all of this that they go through… seems a bit like torture
@@ЛераМос my toes felt pain when they showed that part. Lol
こんな可愛くて綺麗で踊っている姿はとても美しい。その裏で文字通り血の滲む努力があり幾度なく泣いた夜もあるんだろうな…😢❤尊敬します。
Oh my...what a graceful being she is...❤
Это люди огромного труда и дисциплины!!! Большое спасибо за красоту которую вы дарите нам!!!❤❤❤
People say that dancers aren’t strong - that dance isn’t a sport. But coming from a dancer, I can truthfully say that in order to dance, you have to be strong. Going en pointe hurts and needs lots of strength. Doing leaps and turns needs strength, core muscles, and good balance. Thank you for showing us how strong ballerina have to be to dance this gorgeous dance!
Anyone who says that have possibly never even done any physical activity at all! In their head, they kid themselves that they could do these physical things! In reality, some struggle to walk anywhere, lol!!
My mom would’ve liked to see this film!She would’ve admired the professional ballet 🩰 dancer!She had trained many a ballet 🩰 dancer in her dance studio.A lot of them ended up as professional teacher’s as well!In honor of my mom,my hat 🎩 goes off to you!👍🎭😊
@@bettyleeist Betty, that is so interesting, and I think it's really neat that your mom's stories are still living on through you. Would you ever consider making a short video about your mom's time in ballet? Even just using your phone to video record photos of her while you talk. I love ballet and the arts in general and would love to hear more about your mom because she sounds really special. (And just in case you ever do, I subscribed to your channel, haha)
@@bayshorelaw6970 I don’t know if I could find a video of my mom’s time doing ballet 🩰 classes,because,this new technology is “a little hard”on me.I suppose,I could send a photo,or put it on Facebook of mom dancing?💃 I still have her dance photo,and I believe,she was dancing at;the Drake University Theater,back in the 1940”s?My sister would have to help me with this,too!Thank you again for having me told the story about her!🎃🫶🏻
I'm a wrestler, a swimmer, a boxer, a hiker, and a mountain climber, and I can confidently say, that ballet dancers are peak athletes. The only reason why some don't consider it a sport is because the sheer beauty makes it a category of its own.
I feel like I broke my foot just looking at this! Its seriously impressive!
Thank you. Never knew but all ballet looks like magic!
Gorgeous lines my love!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💐 What a perfect choice for Briar Rose!!!🌹
Such an unnatural movement and for so long! Pain and damage to the feet! I knew a ballerina whose feet were SO ugly because of this type of movement and strain on her feet.
Every time when watching a ballerina, I am amazed at the hard work that goes behind the scenes: the daily strength exercises that I've done in my youth, could make a man cry. Respect!
The unseen strength of ballerinas. So much respect for all of you.❤
The sheer graft, grit and determination that goes into ballet training is incredible. The fact that ballet dancers make it look easy is testament to the amount of effort needed in doing so. Huge respect to each and every one of you ❤❤❤
I'm recovering from knee surgery and I can barely stand 10 min of balance exercises at once. Huge respect!
Ballet dancers looks so peaceful, calm and so gentle. But we do not know the pain, the patience and the strenght they've gathered along the way to perform such a graceful dance. It's just, wow.
I actually met the amazing principal/ballerina of royal ballet Anna rose O’Sullivan on a private tour of the royal opera house! She was very kind and let me and my friend take a picture with her! One of my best memories as a young ballet dancer! ❤❤❤
wow! you are so lucky!
The amount of training and sacrifice that goes into such a magnificent performance art!! Respect!!❤
I saw her in performance in Sleeping Beauty, she is such a great ballerina, a joy to see her dancing
Oh the grace and elegance in her movements!!!
Anna-Rose, thankyou for taking the time to explain this to people, most will never understand how difficult ballet is. Your work is beautiful ❤
When all you see is the finished product. No one really knows or comprehends what it takes to be amazing at ones craft.
God bless these babies.. Thank you for all of your pain, hard work, sacrifice, and dedication. For us to enjoy the fruit of your labor.
Wow!! My foot cramped up just watching this!! Amazing skill and strength!! Her calves are amazing!! 💪🏼
It is mind boggling to me to realize that these fascinating athletic individuals can transform themselves into flowers that dance. So effortlessly looking, in an extreme manner of beauty that is so pleasing to the eyes. A true work of art in movement…
Ballerinas are amazing fr what they put their bodies through to achieve such grace and beauty is absolutely amazing. And they do it while still looking completely elegant!
Wow, 100% Dedication to your Art, I have No idea how it’s even possible to do this!! Absolute perfection and Credit where credit is due! Much Love 🥰
Her accent is sooo beautiful it reminds me of Emma Watson 💗
Absolutely beautiful and a testament to the core strenght of a dancer. I will appreciate when I see this so much more. Thank you.
Such beauty, strength and grace. That’s after years of training and dedication. I’m in complete awe. Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤
I remember that the darning on the edge of the platform (the tip of the pointe shoes- where the weight is actually balanced while en pointe) really helps with the balances here. Also, she has really beautiful arches!
She is beautiful✨😍
I know she is
The sacrifices of a female Ballerina is just commendable and well applauded !!!. This is your passion and thank you for sharing your life to all of us !!!.
Oh Thank You, Thank You for all of your very hard ballet work. Take great care of yourself. This is extreme stress on so many levels and you also have to keep smiling!!!?
She is so beautiful!! Its hard to imagine as beas these dancers are, they are equally as srong, dedicated, determined. I am even more impressed after doing a LOT of research into ballet.❤️❤️
I hold my breath every time I see the Rose Adagio.
I’m an ignorant non ballet person, can someone please tell me if the Rose Adagio (or whatever it’s called 🤷🏼♀️) is named after someone? Is it called that because her name’s Rose? I am honestly & sincerely lost. Please don’t ridicule my ignorance, I am aware of it. Thank you.
I thought her name was princess Auroura
@@paulamcdonald6568It's a coincidence that her name is Rose and the dance is called the “Rose Adagio.” Each of her four suitors hands her a rose, and that is why it's called the “Rose Adagio.”
If it helps, think of the TV show “The Bachelor.” He gives a rose to each woman he is considering but none of them are required to dance as exquisitely as this marvelous prima ballerina🤩
@@sheilabloom6735 I’m the same way with The Dying Swan.
It is indeed beautiful but look at the toll it appears to have had on your poor foot.
she's still young too...
To me it makes it even more beautiful, imperfections tell us where we have been, what we do and who we are. I wish I couldve had the money to have an opportunity to continue training when I was a teen and seeing this doesnt change the way I feel!
They sacrifice their feet to their sport. That’s what it cost to appear like you’re floating with no effort. Reminds me of the original Ariel, where she had beautiful legs but each step felt like knives twisting in her feet. ‘Effortless’ beauty has a price.
No dancers here I’m guessing. Her feet are gorgeously arched-this is the line all dancers work toward
@@rprice7921 her arch is beautiful but the bunion is rough and may eventually require surgery.
The things we don't know .... Thank you for helping us know what we are witnessing in the beauty of this artform. Absolutely stunning.....
Beautiful Anna Rose!!
Incredible. Dancers are the most coordinated and strong athletes ever
She's so lovely! Tough, too!❤
Thunderstorm and Southern Evening together is the best!!❤
❤BEAUTIFULLY RESPECTED ANNA ROSE 🌹 BRAVO 🎉🎉🎉❤
thank youu, im practicing for auditions!🫶
Huge respect and admiration. The reach to do this is unbelievable dedication
Respect to all the ballerinas out there❤️ we see your hard work and appreciate it💕
That tutu is gorgeous
I love the ballet, where else can you see a story being told with such grace and beauty using only one’s body? Not a word to be said, the dance and body movements say everything! That being said, I look at Rose’s poor tootsies and pray that she doesn’t have debilitating arthritis in her senior years. 😢
I love that she uses square toe shoes (as opposed to the pointed toe), part of the reason she can endure what she’s talking about. Definitely helps. The ones that come to a point? I don’t know how anyone dances in those at all, but some ballerinas prefer them. My guess is, one reason is how they look to the audience. More delicate, too, some people think these are boxy. Also, the pointed shoes are the original type of toe shoe from the 1800s. I wouldn’t care, these shoes would be just fine! I like the look of these better anyway, as a dancer and as an observer.
🎉You are and made to be a beautiful ballerina. You are beyond the amazing art that shows us the body of a true artist and her form. Many blessings and peace and may you continue dancing. ❤
I've never seen a Ballarina balance , barefoot! I thought there was more padding in your Ballett slippers? So Beautifully strong, and Amazing! Thank you for sharing your Art! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
She's not putting her weight on that one toe there. The ballet shoe spreads the weight partly across the rest of the foot too.
Your beauty made me cry 💞🥹
I have a ticket to see this ballet at ROH in May- really looking forward to it 💕
Much RESPECT to you. I had to go to the hospital just watching you. Both of my legs cramped and stayed and I'm not even a ballerina at all.
Beautiful girl. I ❤️ ballet
Gracias por tantos años de sacrificios, dedicación, disciplina y por tu talento. No hay nada más hermoso y que llena el alma como ver una bailarina clásica en el escenario desplegando magia.❤🤗😘/Monica desde Argentina
I was a violin and knitter just this past winter, and I saw Aurora do this on stage. It’s crazy to think she could do this!
THANK YOU FROM ME HERE IN NC, USA. I HAVE ALWAYS ADMIRED BALLERINAS & THE BALLET, BUT REALLY KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE TRAINING ALL OF YOU GO THRU, SO GREAT TO HEAR THIS EXPLAINED !!
I remember doing Ballet as a youngster. Absolutely loved it. It helped me getting into gymnastics. As a 5 year old I was learning French pretty fast 😂
Many of them are on walkers due to arthritic problems in their later days. God bless them ❤
I can see signs of injuries that didn’t have enough time to heal… poor feet… poor body.
It’s a beautiful sport and you are so stunning and strong, young lady. Shine all your might as you make us believe it’s all so easy and effortless.
This person isnt a doctor, disregard their sad life.
Your art is a very speedily gift, but it's a gift you no doubt pay for with blood, sweat, and tears. So very beautiful, and to bring ppl to laughter and tears Just watching the incredible beauty,poetry in motion. May you always love your art...❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ah, this takes me back to my ballerina days. I still do ballet, just not professionally due to my advanced age. You tend to pay for doing it later in life, but to me it’s worth it.
Would you please tell how is it that a ballerina pays? In your experiense, if possible, please.
@@cutehollygolightly Ballerinas feet are completely ruined and you really suffer.
Yes, I trained in ballet from the age of three, until I was sixteen. My poor feet are having flashbacks of toe just watching this, but I would not take back one second of it❣️🩰💕
I wanted to add to my comment. To this day, if I point my toes too hard, I get an immediate Charlie horse in my calf muscle lol.
@@cutehollygolightly You basically have injured toes, ruptured ligaments, most of the times very badly injured knees and pretty bad back pain. The thing with ballet is, while you’re young and healthy you don’t notice all of it, but once you became older, all the pain from knee and toe restraints and thigh stretches that went too far will come back. Plus, most ballerinas also have mental health problems and such due to strict teachers and intense training. I was always told that any professional athlete has some sort of injuries related to their activities and it applies to ballerinas as well, unfortunately.
Such divine and elegant skill❣️👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻😌💐 ("Sleeping Beauty" is one of my absolute favourites!🥰)
Definitely do not try this at home 😅 Ballerinas are so incredibly strong Jesus, they have all all my admiration ❤ I wish someday I can go to see at least the nutcracker, jewels and sleeping beauty, or Alice in wonderland at the royal opera house 😭
It takes years to master pointe, let alone this position
The music of "The Nutcracker" is from another space. I had the greatest pleasure to watch and listen to it two times around Christmas a couple of months ago. I hadn't watched it before and concidered it as a huge miss. The two performances were incredible, I was crying with tears and was feeling so indescribable. Later I watched the other two ballets by Pyotr Tchaikovsky - "Sleeping Beauty" and "Swanlake" - and they all are nothing less than masterpieces, but "The Nutracker" wins my heart undoubtedly. Every music lover should watch it live by all means.
Tchaikovsky was beyond genius. His compositions are the best of the best in classical music genre.
And so humble! My goodness how beautifully humble! ❤
So schön danke für diese Erklärung
Ballerina's are tough along being beautiful to watch! They have beautiful lines!❤
My mom was a dancer so she read anything about them in older age. She read something , years ago, that the average professional dancer has 7 broken bones and they're still dancing!
Thank you for using your God-given talent to bring such beauty into this world! Much respect.
As someone who loves ballet, but knows only bare ba disc, this was both interesting h educational…😊!
THANK YOU!
soy musica, y admiro a todos aquellos que hacen este arte de la danza, ya que es un arte complicado y de mucha disciplina, se someten a muchas cosas que a mi parecer son increiblemente impresionantes, tienen todo mis respetos
Parabéns graças ao esforço e sacrifício de vocês, temos os maiores espetáculos de ballet do 🌎. 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤
So beautiful 😍 Dancers forever have my respect. Incredible dedication and discipline.
As much as I am very amazed on how arched their feet can get, it kinda made my foot hurt because of how *arched* it really is 😅
GOD BLESS YOUR STRENGTH & BEAUTY, WHICH IS YOUR LIFE ❣️ TRULY APPRECIATED ❣️❣️
I watched the Sleeping Beauty in Stuttgart last year and this seemed so "easy" and in no way as hard as it looks when it's actually explained. Now i'm even more in awe at how simple and weightless the ballerina made it seem!
She’s so lovely and sweet sounding. And from what she’s describing, she’s a powerhouse!
this made me feel so much better about my arch
These girls are amazing!!!
Ummm....Can WE PLEASE get a bun tutorial??? Lookit that perfect height? 🥺😍😍😍😍
She's so beautiful! I've never watched a ballet but it's so cool hearing them talk about it
Respect
Always wondered how many times have they broken their toes 💀
no clue but from what ive heard a lot of them just adapt to it and end up losing like entire toenails
Look up “ballerina feet” on Google. Some are pretty scary. Lots of blisters and bandaids. Hers are pretty nice. Ballerinas tend to sprain and break ankles more than toes. Lots of pressure on the ankle and you are making it do things it would never ever do, so that weakens it.
I haven't known any to have broken toes. Strains or pulls are more likely to happen.
Broken toes make no sense for how ballet is danced. More common injuries are calf strains, achilles tendonitis, etc. Soft tissue damage and things like bunions, not so much broken bones. Those can be minimized with proper stretching/warming up and technique; when a ballet dancer dances en pointe, injuries can be minimized by not starting too young before the foot is done developing (around 12/13), good foot care, and properly fitted shoes.
Literally working our every muscle in that few minutes. I hold my breath every I see a ballerina performing this. Always hoping she pulls through like a boss.
Society: Men are stronger than women
Ballerinas: lifts entire body weight onto 1 toe
Whilst looking like the most delicate flower.
Much respect ma'am. You' re gorgeous and your talent is a gift from God. Thank you for sřharing it.
AND you have to look like it's EFFORTLESS! Crazy!
Jesus is the way, the truth and the life!!🫶✨️✝️
Yes he is
AMEN
Wow good thing they put that at the beginning of the dance. She’s awesome.
This just doesn't look healthy ^^"