A group of ballet dancers practicing at a ballet barre in a dance studio. The dancers are standing in a line, with their arms on the barre. The main dancer in front is wearing a black sleeveless top and a long black skirt, with tattoos on her arm. The room has framed artwork on the wall and a wooden floor.

Lv 4 Intermediate Ballet:

A faster-paced class. Emphasis on strength, speed, and clean transitions.


Best for students progressing from the Level 3 Pre-Intermediate. Or if you did ballet as a child. You’ve trained consistently for 5+ years.


Saturdays


Class Currently On Hold (90 Mins)


Studio 25, 25/1140 Mornington, Victoria, 3930

Class On Hold
People in a dance studio, some watching and others practicing ballet or dance moves.

For dancers who don’t need everything broken down slowly anymore. We assume you understand placement, alignment, and vocabulary—so class time is spent refining, not explaining. More depth. More artistry. More work. 

  • You are expected to pick up combinations quickly, and apply technical corrections.

  • Class moves at a faster pace with fewer interruptions, more complex sequences, and a stronger emphasis on refinement, musicality, and detail.

  • If you want comfortable, this isn’t it. If you want progression, stay. Intermediate demands consistency, speed, and refinement.

  • Control in adagio, multiple turns, grand allegro, musical nuance, performance readiness, fluidity, speed, strength, and endurance.

  • Developing control and confidence, travelling jumps, double frappés, ronde de jambe en l’air, assemble, sissone, balancés, pirouettes, pose turns, and faster allegro, turns enchaînés and balances with variation and expressive port de bras, advanced centre combinations integrating precision, speed, and musicality.