Will the ballet bar work well for children teain
1540452
Not sure what the last word in your question was supposed to be. But I will be teaching mostly children. It is quite adjustable. My 7 year old can put her leg on it comfortably. And I can raise it to suit myself & I am 5' 6". Hope that helps.
1540453
It has to be adjsted to your child's height and hip level. As the child grows, height can be increased.
1540454
I am not sure what aspect your questioning, but the bar is great. It can be low enough for children and even though it is soft touch, be mindful that it is metal. There is nothing cushy about this very stable bar.
2266358
It would hook onto your bar but there would not be leg room for your child's legs unless the face where the child's feet would be is completely open.
606774
I would say so. My daughter is only 10. I have been known to get on the bar myself and I am 44 and 130lbs.
390700
For older kiddos, maybe. The pieces do not lock together tightly, and lift sometimes. Could trip up young gymnasts!
799302
The bar can be adjusted. Low to higher my daughter started using it @ 18 months. But I think it would have been fine for a 1 year old. I love it so did my daughter. It's very sturdy. My daughter is now 2 weighs 31 lbs and she sits in it.
729626
it wouldn't be bad for child to train with it does come down fairly low but no the bar top is not soft its metal.and it is more stable front to back than side to side.
1303301
No. I just use the back of my couch. Or a support pillar from the wall. If you have a bar, great! But you can use anything, since the purpose in these videos is just to have some support, or something to lean on for balance. It's not like in a real ballet class, where sometimes dancers use bars to pull themselves up, or to lean into when doing arabesque. It's not like that. The couch is fine for these DVDs
1914392
Not alot. I do this in my family room. You just need a chair or the back of the couch to hold on to like a ballet bar. So really enough room where you can lift you legs front,side and behind you without hitting anything and on the floor, the size of a yoga mat that again you can have your legs open to the side without hitting anything. Enjoy it doesn't look like you're doing much but once you get started you'll feel it in all the right places.
456661
I'd say it depends on the kid. If they are good with little chairs you're probably ok. The benches aren't really that tall so size wise I definitely think it'll work. They have handles which will help with stability too.
2169185
My daughter is 5 and loves her mat. She is in gymnastics but practices with it all the time. I think it will be fine for the older girls as well, they might just have to start off the mat with their cartwheels if they are taller to finish on the mat.
742620
I think it would stay in place without a probelm. The surface of the board is a hard plastic (could be slippery) and it has a seam in the middle where the two pieces join. I am not sure if that would cause a problem for ballet. With a yoga mat on top I never notice the seam.
2212702
As long as you secure it to studs it will be plenty sturdy. I have a 4 yr old and a 1 yr old. Not to say they can use it as a monkey bar, but a little light tugging or rearranging of my alphabetized Blu-rays isn't gonna bring it down.
1834482
My daughter got this bar for her 8th birthday. We have moved it around in her room a little bit but it is heavy. She already wants a bigger one but we have no room! I think she will probably outgrow this one in a few years. It gets used a lot.
668200
Wish I could answer this one, but you should ask a coach what the height should be based on the size of your daughter. Then you can take the maximum height of the bar and I guess maybe add 1/2 your daughters height and add a few inches to be sure and see if it would work. Sorry.
1497093
Yes, my daughter has been doing gymnastics for 5 years and loves hers. Very sturdy and easy to move.
497786
Yes, however it requires more leg strength! A good workout but would be a little more difficult for really young ones.
1248917
You would want to weight down the legs. My child is 11 and weighs about 80 pounds and the bars start to rock a bit when being used.