spend the day with a professional ballet dancer *15 hour day* 

I’m dancing about 10-15 hours in a week since I have a dance recital coming up and I’m so excited! 🥳

Over the next 2 weekends, I have my (hopefully) last German test, a band concert, and my first ever 2 Turnfests (Swiss athletic competition). I think you'd find the competitions interesting, as my main event is a team bars (Stufenbarren) routine. Our current team comprises of 12 people, 6 men, 6 women, and we use 4 sets of bars at the same time, 2 parallel, 2 uneven. The uneven bars aren't the same as artistic gymnastics, they're actually just parallel bars set to different heights, so the set of moves is completely different, but it allows for a lot of cool tricks like shoulder stands on someone's knees or back, or cool balancing figures.

I've got lots of rehearsals as my recital is only in a few days, but this is my favorite time to be a dancer 🥳Recital season is amazing!

@@alexa_vidal Yay! Fun! Same I have a recital coming up also!

How old was you when you started dance? Love your videos 🥰

You're so welcome! Thank you ❤

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They really were!! Thank you ❤

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Thank you so much for this comment of encouragement. It’s been a tough couple of weeks and reading this made my day 🙈🙏

@@HannahMartinRG Oh, I’m sorry you’re having a rough time, but I’m glad if I can help out a little! Getting used to professional life after being a student is difficult in most careers for most people for 3 main reasons: The actual work, the workplace environment, and other people in the workplace. 1. The work: Your career is much more intense than most because your entire life has to be tailored towards keeping your body and mind as healthy and flexible as they can be. For example, young people in most careers (or university students) can take a two week holiday and just hang around eating and drinking, and they can go out partying on Friday and Saturday nights every week without it negatively influencing their work. 2. The workplace environment: There tend to be unwritten rules in each workplace, which are obvious to people who have been there for a while, but can be baffling to new employees. It’s often quite easy for a new worker to inadvertently break one of these rules, upsetting some people who think the new person did it on purpose. It would not be so bad if one of these people told the new person what he or she had done wrong, but usually they only talk about it to their friends behind the new person’s back. This is not only unhelpful, but can temporarily give the new person’s reputation a kick in the pants. The good news is that if the new person has good intentions, and is always honest, friendly, and able to take criticism and learn from it, the new person will earn the respect of others. 3. Other people at work: This includes coworkers, supervisors, executives who seem to have control over one’s career, support staff, and essential workers like cleaners without whom the work environment would collapse into unhygienic chaos. There are people of all different ages instead of only being with one’s birth-year age group in school. Some people can be very snobby and exclusionary to new employees. They tend to be insecure individuals who want to make it clear that they are “better“ than the new person. They like to form cliques, because being in a group makes them feel stronger. Strangely enough, sometimes the worst of these are people who have only been there six months or a year longer than the new person. Even stranger: In two separate workplaces, in completely different careers, I had the experience that after 2 years in each place, the clique-y group (one group was my age and the other had ages 20-45ish) not only started saying hi to me, but started inviting me to socialize with them after work and on weekends, and talked down about the newest employees, obviously inviting me to join them in their negativity. I was very polite, but was unable to accept their invitations as I “already had other plans” as these ladies had been unfriendly, untrustworthy rumour-spreaders so why would I want to be with them now? I definitely did not wish to antagonize them though, so I made sure that I actually did have other plans. I hope this information is helpful to you in some way! Keep in mind that you are a fantastic person who has already achieved so much, that you have a very tightknit family who loves you, and 94,000 subscribers who believe in you! ❤😎🙏🌼

Thank you so much!!

Yay! Thank you!

Thank you! So happy to hear my videos are spreading the positivity 😅

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You are much to kind 🙈 thank you for your well wishes 🙏

Thank you. Wishing you much strength in your recovery process.. I know how difficult it is, but always remember that tough moments never last forever. You’ve got this 💪🏻💪🏻

Thank you so much!!

Thank you for this suggestion! Lots of people have suggest yakult… I definitely need to give it a go!

It was so much fun! Highly recommend!!

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Thank you x

Ah! Congratulations!! You are going to be amazing! The main advice I can give is not to put too much pressure on yourself. It’s okay and normal to make mistakes. Don’t be afraid of them but embrace them as learning opportunities to move forwards. You are going to smash it!

what company are u going to? I'm planning on going to a dance company, but don't know were to lol and you said in America which is were I live so I'm curious!

Thank you!

The song is called Hollow by Margo Thank you! I love listening to classical music mainly, and Adele occasionally 🙈

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Thank you ❤❤

@@HannahMartinRG Your welcome ❤️❤️

Thank you so much! ❤️🙏

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@@HannahMartinRG of course!

Thank you ❤ can’t wait to come visit Italy this summer!! 😍🔝

@@HannahMartinRG Wow! Welcome in Italy this summer!❤️❤️❤️

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This is a great suggestion! Thank you so much! I’ll see what I can do ❤️🙏

Haha, thank you 🙏

Thank you x

Heya!! Hope you are well!! 😅🙌🏻

@@HannahMartinRG OMG I ACTUALLY WASN'T EXPECTING A REPLY FROM U, I am well thanks

It varies depending on my rehearsal schedule but generally breakfast around 7:30am, lunch around midday, and dinner about 8pmish on a long working day and 6:30ish on a shorter one x

Sounds super interesting! Hope you are enjoying the exploration!

Hehe, no boyfriends here. So glad you enjoyed the vlog 😅

@@HannahMartinRG I get it when I was a dancer I was a professional dancer for a mini years not a ballet dancer a professional dancer but a Vegas professional dancer and there was no room for a boyfriend there was no time there was no energy and so I totally understand some some women are able to do it I was not God bless you sweetheart

I know it can all effect us differently! And a topic that should certainly talked about more in the dance world! I’ll see what I can do x

Hehe, thank you!

I just recently swapped to the Freed Classics. Still finding my favourite maker though!

The Birmingham Hippodrome is our home theatre 😂 unfortunately no Hippos here 😂