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I am 11 years old and I am a girl, I have never learned Ballet before but I really want to! I want to know is my age okay to learn or that I am too old? Is there any good schools in Kuwait?
And what do I need to prepare to go to classes and where can I buy them from? Thanks
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You will still learn a lot starting at 11. I love ballet and you should definitely take it too. You might be in classes with younger girls at first, depending on the school you go to, but don't let that bring you down. As far as preparing for the classes, it won't hurt to start stretching a little bit everyday. Just sit in a strattle and stretch out the hamstrings of each of you legs. You'll also need ballet shoes, tights and a leotard which can be found at any dance store. It is very important to get the right size shoe with the elastic and everything. Some schools are very particular about what color and even brand of leotard/tights you have so you'll want to find all that out before you start. You'll also need to wear your hair in a bun so you might start experimenting with that. I usually use a small hair colored hair net and bobby pins. I hope this helped and good luck with ballet!
You will still learn a lot starting at 11. I love ballet and you should definitely take it too. You might be in classes with younger girls at first, depending on the school you go to, but don't let that bring you down. As far as preparing for the classes, it won't hurt to start stretching a little bit everyday. Just sit in a strattle and stretch out the hamstrings of each of you legs. You'll also need ballet shoes, tights and a leotard which can be found at any dance store. It is very important to get the right size shoe with the elastic and everything. Some schools are very particular about what color and even brand of leotard/tights you have so you'll want to find all that out before you start. You'll also need to wear your hair in a bun so you might start experimenting with that. I usually use a small hair colored hair net and bobby pins. I hope this helped and good luck with ballet!
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The media targets the youth because teenagers are some of the biggest consumers in the market. The media is also the barometer for what is important in pop culture.Teenagers are constantly changing their mind, they want to go with what is popular, pop culture. For example if a popular young actress like Vanessa Hudgens or singer like Rihanna, Katy Perry or Miley Cyrus are wearing a certain jacket, outfit etc. girls will go out and buy that jacket (or something that looks similar because most of the clothes that stars wear are custom made, and designer which means very expensive. Trends are generational too, each trend defines a generation, what was going on in the world at that time. For example in the mid 1960's people wore bell bottoms, flowers in their hair, the hippie look, the whole 'peace and love thing'.The 1980's Reaganomics came into play (the 80's excess, yuppies) teenagers dressed up like Madonna, bright colors, big shoulder pads, big hair, the 1990's (Bush Sr. was President, start of Iraq War (Desert Storm, Saddam Hussein, oil fields in Kuwait) was the start of Grunge, alternative music, generation X, Kurt Cobain inspired flannel,messy hair for guys, Doc Martins, by 2000's ( Microsoft,internet growing popularity, emailing,texting, reality t.v. anyone can get famous (YouTube) twitter,facebook etc. 9/11, increased access to private information) it was a a move back to the 70's look, today it's a mixture of 80's,90's,40's and 50's. Teenagers (most) want to be a part of trends because it allows them to share in what other teenagers around the world are doing, plus their friends are on facebook, twitter etc, they want to communicate with their friends. Whether it's a good way (letting teenagers know about the effects of the environment) or a bad way photoshopping these so called perfect skinny models on magazine covers so teenage girls feel the unrealistic expectation to look like these models) the media influences teens in one way or another.
The media targets the youth because teenagers are some of the biggest consumers in the market. The media is also the barometer for what is important in pop culture.Teenagers are constantly changing their mind, they want to go with what is popular, pop culture. For example if a popular young actress like Vanessa Hudgens or singer like Rihanna, Katy Perry or Miley Cyrus are wearing a certain jacket, outfit etc. girls will go out and buy that jacket (or something that looks similar because most of the clothes that stars wear are custom made, and designer which means very expensive. Trends are generational too, each trend defines a generation, what was going on in the world at that time. For example in the mid 1960's people wore bell bottoms, flowers in their hair, the hippie look, the whole 'peace and love thing'.The 1980's Reaganomics came into play (the 80's excess, yuppies) teenagers dressed up like Madonna, bright colors, big shoulder pads, big hair, the 1990's (Bush Sr. was President, start of Iraq War (Desert Storm, Saddam Hussein, oil fields in Kuwait) was the start of Grunge, alternative music, generation X, Kurt Cobain inspired flannel,messy hair for guys, Doc Martins, by 2000's ( Microsoft,internet growing popularity, emailing,texting, reality t.v. anyone can get famous (YouTube) twitter,facebook etc. 9/11, increased access to private information) it was a a move back to the 70's look, today it's a mixture of 80's,90's,40's and 50's. Teenagers (most) want to be a part of trends because it allows them to share in what other teenagers around the world are doing, plus their friends are on facebook, twitter etc, they want to communicate with their friends. Whether it's a good way (letting teenagers know about the effects of the environment) or a bad way photoshopping these so called perfect skinny models on magazine covers so teenage girls feel the unrealistic expectation to look like these models) the media influences teens in one way or another.
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