제 33회 SOMATIC BALLETⓇ PEDAGOGY WORKSHOP
taught by KyungHee Kim (Ph.D., CMA, RSDE)
《During this time of ‘Social Distancing’》
Date : May 11 (Mon), 2020 (via Online)
- On-Line Ballet Class for ‘Distance Learning’ -
Place : · http://www.facebook.com/CERTIFIED.SOMATICBALLET.TEACHER/
· http://www.somaticballet.com
Theme
Functional Stretching of the Spine
Goal
To increase ‘flexibility’ and ‘mobility’ safely in the most efficient way.
Objectives
· Becoming aware of the inner muscular sensation.
· Waking up the deeper layers of muscles and registering on the senses.
· Learning to relax unnecessary tension.
· To elongate the ‘fascia’.
Contents
- Dynamic (Active) Stretching [Not Static (Passive) Stretching] for inside muscles.
- Deep Stretching with ‘Danjeon Breathing’.
- Exercises
· Roll down & up in standing position
· Extension & Flexion of the neck in sitting position
· Side bend of the spine
· Rotate of the spine
Guidelines
· Try not to show the old-fashioned “lying in the frog position”, or any other impressive, luxurious stretch positions for more than one minute.
· Dispel the myth of 180-degree turnout! “...180-degree turnout in not possible, necessary, or even healthy for all ballet dancers.” (Autere, p. 111)*
· Never bounce! (Autere, p. 186)**
· Stretch slowly with the optimal breathing.
· Do not too hard!***
*, ** Annemari Autere. (2013). The Feeling Balletbody. PA: Dorrance Publishing.
● “Static (passive) stretching before classes decreases strength, speed, agility, and useful range of motion.”
(Nancy Wozny, ‘Dance Magazine’, March 08. 2017).
● Static (passive) stretching after classes allows deep stretching to take place.
(Eivind Thomasen & Rachel-Anne Rist, (1996), Anatomy & Kinesiology for Ballet Teachers, p. 84).
*** Lauren Wingenroth. (2019. 8). The Dancer's Ultimate Guide to Stretching. Dance Magazine. Retrieved from
https://www.dancemagazine.com/stretching-for-dancers-2639955572.html