I'm 14 & have danced ballet for 3 mo. is it too late for me to start training to be a pro d

i hope not :(

I'm 14 & have danced ballet for 3 mo. is it too late for me to start training to be a pro dancer?dream theater

If you're a guy, it's definitely not too late. If you're a girl, then you'd better be in a top pre-professional dance school right now. But it doesn't make sense to take that plunge into rigorous training when you haven't been at it long enough to even know whether you need it enough. People who go on to train to be professional dancers - never knowing whether they'll even make it or not - NEED to dance as much as they need to breathe. It's a tough life that is not for the feint of heart. If you can see yourself being happy doing anything else besides dance, you need to give yourself time to seriously explore those options as well. The dance world is not as glamorous as many believe.

I'm 14 & have danced ballet for 3 mo. is it too late for me to start training to be a pro dancer?performing arts opera theater

No of course not. Its never too late to be who you want to be.

Have you ever heard of John Amaechi. He's the basketball player for the NBA that recently just came out of the closet. The guy lived in England and never played basketball until he was 17. At that point he liked the game and decided that his goal was to be in the NBA. And that's what he did. In a few years he was in the NBA.

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