Studio Balletvolution

Studio Balletvolution

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Studio de ballet pour adultes et professionels /Ballet studio for adults and professionals

07/27/2026

Hello fellow dancers and aspiring dancers!!
Due to the volume of requests recently we must advise you that Studio Balletvolution is filled to capacity and new memberships are closed for the moment.
If you would like to be on the waiting list please advise us.
Priority will be given to families and friends of current students.

Bonjour à tous les danseurs et danseurs en herbe !
En raison du grand nombre de demandes reçues récemment, nous tenons à vous informer que le Studio Balletvolution a atteint sa capacité maximale et que les nouvelles inscriptions sont suspendues pour le moment.
Si vous souhaitez être inscrit sur la liste d'attente, merci de nous le faire savoir.
La priorité sera accordée aux familles et aux amis des élèves actuels.

07/23/2026

May the force be with you 😊. Today was a "growth" day, what I like to call the "Bambi" phase with my students.
Today while training I felt disconnected at times, things were harder yet easier and stronger. The stages of growth can be awkward.
Final result, much improvement in my pirouettes. Never give up and enjoy the process.

07/23/2026

Que la force soit avec vous 😊. Aujourd'hui, c'était une journée de progression — ce que mes élèves appellent la « phase Bambi ».
Tout semblait différent : parfois un peu déconnecté, avec plus de difficulté à exécuter les mouvements, mais avec plus de force à d'autres moments. Le résultat final a été une nette amélioration de mes pirouettes. N'abandonnez jamais et appréciez le cheminement.

07/23/2026

May the force be with you 😊. Today was a "growing day" better known by my students as the"Bambi phase". Everything felt different, a bit disconnected at times, harder to execute things but stronger at other times.
The final result was great improvement in my pirouettes. Never give up and enjoy the process.

07/17/2026

Caroline « fait » sa première paire de pointes 😍🩰 !!!

Caroline "breaking in" her first pair of pointe shoes 😍🩰!!!

Photos from Studio Balletvolution's post 07/17/2026

Une journée très excitante !!!! Notre élève très talentueuse, Caroline, est passée sur pointes aujourd'hui et a suivi son premier cours de pointes ❤️🩰!!!

A very exciting day!!!!
Going on pointe for the first time is a very momentous occasion for a ballet dancer.
Our very talented student Caroline went on pointe today and had her first pointe class ❤️ 🩰 !!!

07/13/2026

Quelle merveilleuse surprise de voir Pat (l'une de nos élèves en ligne) nous rejoindre en personne !
Pat danse depuis 50 ans ; elle nous inspire tous 💕.

What a wonderful surprise to have Pat ( one of our online students) join us in person!
Pat has been dancing for 50 years, we are all inspired by her 💕.

07/10/2026

Très inspirant!!!
Ce sera moi et mes élèves 😍

So inspiring!!!
This will be me and my students 😍.

06/14/2026

Un merveilleux souvenir de la prestation de nos élèves à Le Cambridge il y a deux ans. Le temps passe si vite ! Tellement fière de tous nos élèves ❤️.

A wonderful memory from our students performance at The Cambridge 2 years ago. It is amazing how quickly time flies.
So proud of all of our students ❤️.

🩰⚠️10 years of dancing ballet doesn’t just change your body; it changes the physical architecture of your brain in ways that neuroscience took decades to be able to measure.

This is not a metaphor. It is anatomy.

What neuroimaging studies document in the brains of dancers with more than 10 years of training:

01 — The cerebellum is physically larger. The cerebellum — the region that processes balance, coordination, and learned movement sequences — shows measurably greater development in classical ballet dancers than in any other population studied, including other athletes and musicians. It’s not different activation. It’s different volume. More neural tissue. Built by years of specific demand.

02 — The motor cortex develops regions that other brains don’t have. The areas of the motor cortex dedicated to fine control of the feet, ankles, and bilateral coordination of the lower body show documented expansion in classical ballet dancers. The brain literally builds new neural architecture to handle the specific vocabulary of ballet. That architecture does not disappear when you stop dancing. It is permanent.

03 — The corpus callosum is thicker. The corpus callosum — the bridge that connects the two cerebral hemispheres — is measurably thicker in classical ballet dancers than in non-dancers. Ballet demands that both hemispheres work simultaneously — the right processing musicality and expression, the left executing technique and counting. That sustained demand over years builds more connections between hemispheres. More bridges. More communication. A literally more integrated brain. 

You don’t just train your body when you dance ballet.

You train the organ that controls everything else.🔥 Follow us ➡️ @synthballet 🧠 @youyieng SEND this to a dancer who needs this tip. 

#ballet #balletdancer #balletlife #balletclass #dance 06/10/2026

Une raison de plus pour commencer le ballet 💕. Il n'est jamais trop tôt pour commencer !!
Merci à Caroline, une de nos élèves très talentueuses, de m'avoir envoyé cela.

Another reason to start learning ballet 💕.
It is never too early to start!!
Thank you Caroline, one of our very take students for sending this to me.

🩰⚠️10 years of dancing ballet doesn’t just change your body; it changes the physical architecture of your brain in ways that neuroscience took decades to be able to measure. This is not a metaphor. It is anatomy. What neuroimaging studies document in the brains of dancers with more than 10 years of training: 01 — The cerebellum is physically larger. The cerebellum — the region that processes balance, coordination, and learned movement sequences — shows measurably greater development in classical ballet dancers than in any other population studied, including other athletes and musicians. It’s not different activation. It’s different volume. More neural tissue. Built by years of specific demand. 02 — The motor cortex develops regions that other brains don’t have. The areas of the motor cortex dedicated to fine control of the feet, ankles, and bilateral coordination of the lower body show documented expansion in classical ballet dancers. The brain literally builds new neural architecture to handle the specific vocabulary of ballet. That architecture does not disappear when you stop dancing. It is permanent. 03 — The corpus callosum is thicker. The corpus callosum — the bridge that connects the two cerebral hemispheres — is measurably thicker in classical ballet dancers than in non-dancers. Ballet demands that both hemispheres work simultaneously — the right processing musicality and expression, the left executing technique and counting. That sustained demand over years builds more connections between hemispheres. More bridges. More communication. A literally more integrated brain. You don’t just train your body when you dance ballet. You train the organ that controls everything else.🔥 Follow us ➡️ @synthballet 🧠 @youyieng SEND this to a dancer who needs this tip. #ballet #balletdancer #balletlife #balletclass #dance

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