You normally get pointe shoes when you are ready to study pointe. You need many many years of ballet and your ballet dance teacher will need to evaulate you to see if you are strong enough to go on pointe. It depends on each dancer. I hope that I hel...
Well first off, congradulations! Getting your first pointe shoes is really exciting! But it takes a lot of work. Be prepared for a lot of blisters! If you buy shoes that break in quickly (like Chacott Veronese, and Freed Classics), you will probably ...
I had the same problem. It says Pre-Pointe on my schedule and that means it's the pointe class that you take before a regular pointe class. In My class (it might be different) we started halve the year in regular ballet shoes. We strengthened our fee...