Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/ Discover the Secrets to Conquering Some of The Most Common Pitfalls You Face When Learning Ballet Wed, 25 Jan 2012 17:34:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-64408 tashaxx Mon, 04 Jul 2011 18:03:26 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-64408 i am not a sirious dancer and i am starting point in september.i am 12yrs old and in grade 3!!! any adice??!!! i am not a sirious dancer and i am starting point in september.i am 12yrs old and in grade 3!!!
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]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-54402 Maggie Wed, 11 Aug 2010 02:07:05 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-54402 Hi! I got these shoes and feet my feet like a glove.This is my first pair too. I hope you have a good year in pointe! Hi! I got these shoes and feet my feet like a glove.This is my first pair too. I hope you have a good year in pointe!

]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-40594 Jeanette Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:43:53 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-40594 Having read the above comments, I thought I would add my thoughts to the debate. I have been fitting pointe shoes for many many years and have experienced many different brands. I absolutely LOVE the gamba 93, it fits many different foot widths (although ideal for the narrower, longer foot shape). It's also great for a first time shoe or students who do not spend a great deal of time on pointe. It has a lovely shape and is very supportive. I have to say that I also love the Freed professional which is excellent for the higher arched foot or the more experienced dancer. Definitely worth a look in my opinion. Having read the above comments, I thought I would add my thoughts to the debate. I have been fitting pointe shoes for many many years and have experienced many different brands. I absolutely LOVE the gamba 93, it fits many different foot widths (although ideal for the narrower, longer foot shape). It’s also great for a first time shoe or students who do not spend a great deal of time on pointe. It has a lovely shape and is very supportive.

I have to say that I also love the Freed professional which is excellent for the higher arched foot or the more experienced dancer. Definitely worth a look in my opinion.

]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-32302 amy Sat, 04 Oct 2008 18:28:55 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-32302 I thought I would put in a bit of personal experience. I've been on pointe for 3 years, but Im not into the hardcore ballet. I go to a very relaxed studio, and I do it because I think it's fun and amazing. I've been wearing gamba 93s for all three years, and they're great. I have narrow feet, and that's why I wear them. I would definitely recommend them if you have narrow feet, and even if you don't, they're a great shoe. I've had a great experience with them, and I find they arch very well. Good luck! I thought I would put in a bit of personal experience. I’ve been on pointe for 3 years, but Im not into the hardcore ballet. I go to a very relaxed studio, and I do it because I think it’s fun and amazing. I’ve been wearing gamba 93s for all three years, and they’re great. I have narrow feet, and that’s why I wear them. I would definitely recommend them if you have narrow feet, and even if you don’t, they’re a great shoe. I’ve had a great experience with them, and I find they arch very well. Good luck!

]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-27222 Miriam Fri, 25 Apr 2008 09:38:14 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-27222 Hey, I just bought these. I have narrow feet and fairly long toes so there's a chance of them fittin. They are amazingly comfy (for me) and they are only my second pair of pointes. I'd say they would make great first pointes :) Definitely try them on in the shop :) xx Hey, I just bought these. I have narrow feet and fairly long toes so there’s a chance of them fittin. They are amazingly comfy (for me) and they are only my second pair of pointes. I’d say they would make great first pointes :) Definitely try them on in the shop :) xx

]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-15920 Elizabeth Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:43:08 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-15920 Thanks to Sabina for the link to the pro-ballerina's web page. However, to be fair, the ballerina only covered a couple of styles of only 2 shoe brands, these being Capezio and Bloch and some of her coverage is misleading. The Bloch Aspiration for example is intended for newer pointe dancers with very high arches. If she doesn't have high arches this shoe would indeed be too hard for her. There are many more brands of pointe shoes and each typically makes many styles of shoe. Also don't get hung up on whether the shoe is "intended" for beginners or not. What matters is comfort and fit. One shoe brand I always encourage dancers to try are the shoes made by Gaynor Minden. This is the only ergonomically designed pointe shoe on the market. They last last longer five to ten times longer than traditional pointe shoes, are amazingly comfortable when fitted properly, are incredibly quiet, AND do not need to be broken in. Their web address is: http://www.gaynorminden.org/contact.php For a broader overview of different brands of pointe shoes, I recommend the following web site at Dance Art - http://www.danceart.com/dancestuff/pointe.htm. This by the way is only one of several very informative web sites on pointe shoes. Do a "google" search and vary your search phrase, i.e. "how to fit pointe shoes", fitting pointe shoes", "selecting pointe shoes", etc. You will find a wealth of material this way. Happy shopping. Here's to a pair of great fitting pointe shoes! Thanks to Sabina for the link to the pro-ballerina’s web page. However, to be fair, the ballerina only covered a couple of styles of only 2 shoe brands, these being Capezio and Bloch and some of her coverage is misleading. The Bloch Aspiration for example is intended for newer pointe dancers with very high arches. If she doesn’t have high arches this shoe would indeed be too hard for her.

There are many more brands of pointe shoes and each typically makes many styles of shoe. Also don’t get hung up on whether the shoe is “intended” for beginners or not. What matters is comfort and fit.

One shoe brand I always encourage dancers to try are the shoes made by Gaynor Minden. This is the only ergonomically designed pointe shoe on the market. They last last longer five to ten times longer than traditional pointe shoes, are amazingly comfortable when fitted properly, are incredibly quiet, AND do not need to be broken in. Their web address is: http://www.gaynorminden.org/contact.php

For a broader overview of different brands of pointe shoes, I recommend the following web site at Dance Art – http://www.danceart.com/dancestuff/pointe.htm.

This by the way is only one of several very informative web sites on pointe shoes. Do a “google” search and vary your search phrase, i.e. “how to fit pointe shoes”, fitting pointe shoes”, “selecting pointe shoes”, etc.
You will find a wealth of material this way.

Happy shopping. Here’s to a pair of great fitting pointe shoes!

]]> Buy Synthroid Without Prescription http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/comment-page-1/#comment-14950 Sabina Fri, 22 Jun 2007 11:57:04 +0000 http://www.balletinfo.com/questions/gamba-93-pointe-shoes/#comment-14950 Just thought I'd throw in my 2 cents. There's a website of a pro-ballerina who's tried out many different pointe shoes and reviews them in brief here ---> http://www.geocities.com/faithnfouettes/pointeshoes.html While skimming I think I noticed that quite a few of those are a good beginner's choice. Sabina Just thought I’d throw in my 2 cents. There’s a website of a pro-ballerina who’s tried out many different pointe shoes and reviews them in brief here —>

http://www.geocities.com/faithnfouettes/pointeshoes.html

While skimming I think I noticed that quite a few of those are a good beginner’s choice.

Sabina

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