Oriental dances for children
If you often have to go to other sectionsIf you force and persuade a child, then the situation here is completely different - the girls themselves go to classes with pleasure, because each time they feel more confident and beautiful.Oriental dancing for children reduces the riskthe occurrence of female diseases in the futurePhoto: Getty Young dancers begin to be trained at the age of 5. The little ones gradually learn new movements, from simple to complex, and develop their skills. What are the benefits of such types of dance:
- The child gets into excellent physical shape, trains the musculoskeletal system - the body becomes flexible, movements are plastic, but precise.
- These lessons are especially useful for future women.the fact that her body acquires graceful forms, and most importantly - the work of the pelvic organs improves. In the future, this will help to avoid gynecological problems and prepare for motherhood.
- Developed craving for art, a sense of rhythm.
- The child becomes self-confident, communicative, active. Developing acting talents.
- Personal strengths are formed - discipline, punctuality, the ability to plan your time.
They are very attractive to girlsspecial outfits for dancing. They are bright, made of flowing materials, with coins jingling in time to the music and movements. Dancing beautifully in such attire is real magic and a storm of positive emotions.
Features of the training for girls
Young girls are not given fulla set of movements, many of which are too complicated for a five-year-old child. Therefore, dance schools usually divide all students into age groups. To begin with, children are given simple and smooth movements to learn. Exercises are performed that will help in learning and assimilating new things, and will make it easier to control their bodies. Elements that are part of more complex movements are mastered - the little ones will learn them at an older age. The dance of eight-year-old students begins to be enriched with specific hip movements and "eights". Classes are increasingly densely saturated with interesting elements. From about the age of 12, a full study of the entire set of complex and beautiful movements is allowed. Lessons are held on average 2-3 times a week, depending on the specific school. Regular attendance will ensure the child's well-being, muscle tone, self-confidence and ease of communication.