Euge Frende
Ballet dancer diet plan
Discover the best diet plans to fuel your body and enhance your performance as a ballet dancer. Find out how to maintain a balanced diet and achieve optimal nutrition for peak performance on stage.
Some ballet schools rely on charting systems to assess dancers body weights which are used to determine performance potential. Ideal height + weight charts are outdated, inaccurate, not supported by evidential data, & do not reflect dancers' capabilities on stage. For The Healthy Dancer® an “ideal weight” is not one that requires restrictive meal plans, calorie counting & obsessive exercise…[but rather] one that can be maintained without dieting. It fuels performance & makes room for all…
Nutrition for Dancers - Dance Nutrition
American Ballet Theatre's Isabella Boylston shares her daily diet and exercise regimen.
Kitti Chameleon
From digestive regularity and immunity to satiety and sustained energy, fiber is surely a buzz-worthy topic worth learning about. And between busy schedules and constant physical exertion, dancers need fiber to regulate energy levels, maintain satiation, and encourage a moving digestive system. Since fiber is an essential component of a dancer’s diet, let's discuss why and how you can assure that your fiber needs are met.
Jessica
Ballerina Diet
Daniela Grego Rojas
Punkrockabella "Cookie"
Ballet workout
Maureen McCauley
Curious how ballerinas maintain their famously svelte figures? We asked three to share their grueling daily dance routines, as well as what they eat to keep their energy up (without bulking up) throughout each long day. These athletes work hard and eat super healthy (no surprise there). See what a day in the life of a pro ballerina is like... Keenan McLaren, 28, company dancer with Nashville Ballet 7:30 A.M. I always start the day with a large glass of water and my vitamins (including fish…
JenPlans
Ballet workout.
Blackbear
You don't need me to tell you that keeping your fluids up is a pretty big deal, water is undisputedly the single most important nutrient required by the human body. We can endure around 3 weeks without eating (though I think most of us would prefer not to test that theory!) yet more than 3 days wi
Leah Trierweiler