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It's not about having that perfect ballerina body type that comes to mind when someone mentions a ballet dancer. It's about the passion t… | Ballett, Filme, Serien
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Why is Misty Copeland considered to have an atypical ballet body? She looks similar to many other professional dancers and has very nice proportions, hyperextension, and arches. - Quora
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What Is a Ballet Body? - The New York Times
What Is a Ballet Body? - The New York Times
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Ballet alumni described body shaming, bias and intimidation. University of Utah faculty vow continued reform.
