I m looking for a dance routine that has a group of 4 or 5 girls in white shirts and trousers?

If you JUST started, well,it's a little too hard to become a professional. It's very unlikely actually. You MAY be able to level up to your level and may get into a ballet company, but it's going to be very hard.

You'd need to dance a couple hours A WEEK. Some girls even train 20 hours PLUS a week! Are you able to take that?

Gymnastics is much different to ballet,but that would've made your ankles stronger so you may be able to go en pointe soon,but it will take a while. If you were to audition for a ballet company,you're going against hundreds of other girls that have been dancing since they were very young. It's a bit too hard,and just to warn you, don't be too ambitious.

Some girls that have been dancing since they were young can't make it into a company. I know this girl,she's excellent at ballet, and she tried out for this company,she got in. But after a week, she could not take it anymore because it was tiring.

You also don't really get a social life, and well practically it's just go to ballet, have a few hours then go home,sleep. Sure,it's fine as a hobby, but to be a professional? A little hard sorry.

Well I'm starting at 14. I looked up online and found lots of good advice for beginners. I recommend looking at: http://beginnerballerina.blogspot.com <--a cool blog I found for beginning as a teenager!

Go to youtube and type in Vannessa Sah (from Anaheimballet) she started in college and is on her way to being a professional! These are the best places I've found online that encouraged me. Your neer too late to do wha tyou love!

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