Ballet from zero to pro + private lesson

Beginner’s guide to classical ballet

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About the instructor

Katerina helped over a hundred of students to significantly improve their ballet technique. A correct body placement is a secret ingredient in proper ballet training. When starting as an adult, many times people don’t get an opportunity to work on their correct body placement which affects their progress.

The correct body placement is not only important in ballet class, but also in gym. Paying attention to the position of your scapulas and knee alignment will help with preventing injuries and developing a better posture that not only increase confidence but also a important part of a long-term health.

Founder of One&Fit, Katerina Lubek was born in Moscow, Russia and started training in dance as a child. She participated in the National Cuban Ballet program, have trained with principles of Cuban Ballet and Soloists of Moscow Ballet Theater. Katerina performed with different companies at Lincoln Center, Alvin Ailey & Symphony Theaters in New York city, was also featured in GNC ad, InStyle and Bloombergs Business week magazines. Katerina teaches ballet, barre, stretching, and ballet inspired workouts. She is a certified instructor by American Ballet Theater, Bolshoi Theater and also certified by BarreVide as a barre fitness instructor and holds BA in Philosophy.

With her great passion for ballet, Katerina created One&Fit making ballet training available for everyone, no matter what level you are. You can train like a dancer and get all the benefits from it such as your best physical shape, improved posture and flexibility and connection to your mind, body and spirit with the help of music.

  • Learn ballet therminology

    Learn ballet terminology such as feet positions, arm positions, names of the technical steps. Hear some examples of ballet music and understand their differences.

  • Practice ballet steps

    Practice all ballet technical steps at the barre with music. Improve your balance and posture and feel more confidant with your body

  • Improve your coordination

    Improve your coordination and understand the nuances of counting in ballet class. After this course you will feel confidant to attend an open ballet class and be able to follow with ease.

 

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Fulfill your dreams in the performing arts no matter what level you are. Have fun while getting in shape. Learn a new challenge! This course is a beginner's guide to classical ballet, created by а American Ballet Theater (ABT) certified teacher. The course consists of 38 short videos where you will

  • Learn ballet terminology such as feet positions, arm positions, names of the technical steps

  • Understand the nuances of counting in ballet class

  • Hear some examples of ballet music and understand their differences

  • Practice all ballet technical steps at the barre

  • Improve your balance and posture

  • Get in shape

  • Feel more confident with your body

  • Improve your coordination

  • Share progress and hear some tips in a closed Facebook Group

  • Feel confident to attend an open ballet class and be able to follow with ease.

Requirements:

 No tutu is required but a pair of socks and a chair would be enough to start. Some traction between the floor and the foot is helpful, if you have ballet slippers they usually do the trick, however, they are not necessary. In the videos I wear sneakers for dance teachers. Those are comfy as well:)

Example Curriculum

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 Choose Pricing Options

 $59.99

6 months access to the full course + private lesson

  • 38 on demend online videos

  • Online 1 hour private lesson with the instructor

  • Ballet Theory and Practice

  • Explanation and examples of music

  • 6 months access to all materials

 $49.99

6 months access to the full course + Private online session

  • 38 on demend online videos

  • Ballet Theory and Practice

  • Explanation and examples of music

  • Private one hour online session with the instructor tailor towards what will enhance your dancing

  • 6 months access to all materials

 $39.99

6 months access to the full course

  • 38 on demend online videos

  • Ballet Theory and Practice

  • Explanation and examples of music

  • 6 months access to all materials

 $24.99

3 months access to the full course

  • 38 on demend online videos

  • Ballet Theory and Practice

  • Explanation and examples of music

  • 3 months access to all materials

 $2.99

Body Placement lesson.

A single lesson from the course Ballet from Zero to Pro.

  • Lesson 2 from the course Ballet from Zero to Pro

  • In this lesson you will learn about the correct body placement for ballet training

  • 3 months access

 $2.99

Arm’s Position lesson.

A single lesson from the course Ballet from Zero to Pro.

  • lesson 3 from the course Ballet from Zero to Pro

  • In this lesson you will learn the fundamental ballet positions: the terminology and how to execute these positions correctly

  • 3 months access

What people are saying.

 

“The basics, explained plainly and clearly. i love the detailed descriptions of where and how the body should be placed! Great for beginning primer”

— Mandy Anderson

“Highly recommended! as a professional dancer i always like to go back to the fundamentals and review the small details that make all the difference. Katerina did an amazing job at explaining everything clearly and making it accessible to everyone.”

— Isabel Antoniani

“Katerina is absolutely Amazing. she explained all the moves clearly and in a simple manner. It was important for me because i needed to understand what exactly am i doing in ballet class!”

— Eugeni Mil