The new (ab)normal
Today started in a not good way.
This morning I cried for no apparent reason.
But I needed to and I feel better because of it.
I also went out and walked my long walking/running circuit. as I really wasn't in the right mind frame to run and also i'd committed to an on line pointe class this evening so didn't want to over tire myself. If you've read some of my recent posts you'll know I've been struggling a bit with lock down both from a mental health point of view and with reduced physical exertion.
Two of my three regular dance classes / studios haven't been able to offer regular classes during lockdown for whatever reason - but fortunately I've been able to fill that gap thanks to the lovely Amelia at Headingley Ballet School and her pointe class on Wednesday evenings and open / general adult ballet class on Friday evenings ...
something the lockdown has offered is the opportunity for people to take class with people who they would struggle to take class with regularly, whether it;s because of geography in the case of interactive classes ( I am aware of dancers in Yorkshire taking class with teachers they know from placement year in Australia ) or because the teacher in question normally only teaches pros...
It is going to be interesting to see how many teachers maintain some element of interactive remote teaching once we return to the studio and how this might integrate into live classes in mixed mode ...
today finished in a good way - Thank you Amelia
This morning I cried for no apparent reason.
But I needed to and I feel better because of it.
I also went out and walked my long walking/running circuit. as I really wasn't in the right mind frame to run and also i'd committed to an on line pointe class this evening so didn't want to over tire myself. If you've read some of my recent posts you'll know I've been struggling a bit with lock down both from a mental health point of view and with reduced physical exertion.
Two of my three regular dance classes / studios haven't been able to offer regular classes during lockdown for whatever reason - but fortunately I've been able to fill that gap thanks to the lovely Amelia at Headingley Ballet School and her pointe class on Wednesday evenings and open / general adult ballet class on Friday evenings ...
something the lockdown has offered is the opportunity for people to take class with people who they would struggle to take class with regularly, whether it;s because of geography in the case of interactive classes ( I am aware of dancers in Yorkshire taking class with teachers they know from placement year in Australia ) or because the teacher in question normally only teaches pros...
It is going to be interesting to see how many teachers maintain some element of interactive remote teaching once we return to the studio and how this might integrate into live classes in mixed mode ...
today finished in a good way - Thank you Amelia
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