Class Schedule
All of Symmetry’s classes are ‘open’ unless noted otherwise, which means you may drop-in at any time without prior registration necessary. Workshops and special classes requiring registration will be indicated as such. Select classes are also available on Zoom.
MONDAY
Ballet 2 - 6:00 to 7:30 pm
with Seul-Gi Han
TUESDAY
Ballet 4 w/Pointe - 6 to 7:30 pm
*may take class in ballet flats
Ballet 1 - 7:30 to 9:00 pm
WEDNESDAY
Open Ballet - 10:30 to 12pm
with Fang Ju-Chou Gant
Ballet 3* - 6 to 7:30 pm
*also on Zoom
THURSDAY
Open Ballet (All Levels) - 8 to 9:30 am
Intro to Pointe⁺ - 9:30 to 9:45 am
⁺Must take technique class prior
Ballet 1* - 6 to 7:30pm
*also on Zoom
FRIDAY
Open Ballet (All Levels) - 10 to 11:30 am
Pointe - 11:30am to 12pm
SATURDAY
StretchFactor - 9 to 9:45 am
Ballet 2 - 10 to 11:30 am
Ballet 1* - 11:30 am to 1 pm
*also on Zoom
Intro to Pointe⁺ - 1:00 to 1:30 pm
⁺Must take technique class prior
SUNDAY
Open Ballet - 10:30am to 12pm
with Fang Ju-Chou Gant
Upcoming Workshops
Absolute Beginner Ballet
Check back soon for 2025 dates!
GROUP CLASS RATES:
Drop-In Classes: $24 or 1 punch on card
11 Class Punch Card: $230
22 Class Punch Card: $450
Pointe Only Class: $11
StretchFactor: $15
Zoom Class: $15
PRIVATE RATES:
Private Session: $90
Duo Session: $40 per person
StretchEffect: $60 / 1hr
Please call Kip Martin at 267-601-1442 for more information about scheduling a private session, or dance conditioning session.
If you need to cancel your private, please notify at least 24 hours prior. Cancellations with less than 24 hours notice shall require payment in full.
ONLINE PAYMENT OPTIONS
Paypal kipsymmetry.km@gmail.com
Venmo @Kippy1
Zelle kipsymmetry@yahoo.com
Which Level is for Me?
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Ballet 1
An extension of the Absolute Beginner Session. It takes familiar material and then introduces further concepts of weight distribution and transference, more alignment work and expanded center floor material.
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Ballet 2
This class takes the simplified forms of balances on two legs to one, expands concepts of rotation and turning and continues to enlarge the vocabulary of the center floor and allegro work.
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Ballet 3
This class starts to examine directions at the barre and bigger poses. Longer balances and simple turns at the barre. Across the floor on diagonal is introduced in the center. It moves more forcefully into examining croise and ecarte at the barre. Further study of turns both on two legs and one are incorporated. Allegro work expands here as well.
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Ballet 4 w/Pointe
Expands basic working knowledge of the art of pointe at the barre. It also acts as a pre-pointe prerequisite to those that want to start working on pointe. To those that are not inclined to move to pointe this class is still a necessity to move through the levels as much more concentration on stability on demi toe is emphasized. Learn more about Pointe at Symmetry.
Frequently Asked Questions
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There are numerous benefits to dance - both mentally and physically!
From a strict exercise standpoint- ballet can't be beat. It sculpts and tones your muscles, and strengthens and stretches your body, in addition to providing a cardiovascular workout. But unlike so many forms of exercise, ballet is a workout that constantly changes and challenges you.
A ballet class is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of music and creative expression of both the mind and body, and simply enjoy the pleasure of dance.
Whether you're looking to improve your posture, coordination, alleviate back stress, looking to trim, tone & increase strength and flexibility, or just want to try something new — we invite you to see what ballet can do for you! -
We encourage students to wear comfortable dance, yoga or exercise clothing. Closer fitting clothes are recommended so that your instructor can see your body well enough to correct alignment. Many of our students start wearing slightly loose fitting clothes like t- shirts and warm up pants and as they start seeing their bodies change and start developing greater confidence, they move to things like leotards, tights and ballet skirts. Your sense of comfort and ease is our primary concern.
Many students dress in layers to keep their muscles warm, and so that pieces can be removed when they get hot.
Ballet slippers are required and can be purchased rather inexpensively online,
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Traditional class instruction covers the five basic positions of ballet through the use of both barre and floor work. A typical beginner class consists of a one hour barre and half hour of center floor work.
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At Symmetry, we have classes for all levels. Ballet classes are number from 1-4, with the classes increasing in difficulty as the numbers get higher. If you are just starting out, a basic beginner class is a great place to start. As you gain skill, you can add more challenging classes to your repetoire.
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All of our regular classes are open and on-going, which means you can join us at anytime without registering. Only special workshops or absolute beginner sessions require preregistration and are advertised accordingly.
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An absolute beginner ballet session would be perfect for you. These sessions introduce the art of ballet to beginners with no past experience.
You can also join a basic beginner class. These classes are still designed for a beginning student, but will not explain every last detail in the manner of the ABS session.
All of our classes are small, held in a non-intimidating environment with adult students of all ages and levels of experience. If you've always wanted to try ballet, now's the time! -
More and more adults are 'returning' to ballet following an absence of many years, or are rediscovering a passion from their youth. Depending on your age, past experience and current level of fitness, you may take beginner classes while refreshing your memory and ease back to more advanced classes. We are happy to help our students find the appropriate class level that suits their needs.