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  • 32 calf rises each leg! – keep it slow and controlled
  • 30 glute bridges – lengthen through the floor
  • 1 minute plank - embrace the shakes!
  • 4 x 30 second balances in retiré each side – if you fall, we start from the top!
  • Practice your pirouettes from 5th and 4th each side. Try each turn until you feel 1 percent progress
  • An arabesque each side – master it, and make it clean
  • 1 minute butterfly stretch – breathe, don’t force, keep your back long and actively push the knees out
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Intermediate

Intermediate Centre – Home Friendly

Isabella McGuire Mayes
Build stamina, strength and focus with this small-space centre class that still packs a punch.
Intermediate Centre Home Friendly | Classes | Online Studio | Isabella
Class Info
About this Class

You asked for a home-friendly centre class: this is it. Designed to be done in limited space, this intermediate centre uses higher reps and focused exercises to test your stamina, refine your technique and build strength without the need to travel.

It’s perfect if you’re not in a full studio but still want a full-body challenge. Working in a smaller space doesn’t mean playing small – we’ll use every square inch wisely. With retirés, balances and smart sequencing, you’ll leave this class feeling grounded, stronger and more in control of your centre work.

Teacher
Isabella McGuire Mayes
Class Length
26 mins
Tags
Ballet
What you’ll learn
  • High-rep exercises to build strength and stamina
  • How to maintain technical precision in a limited space
  • Testing balance and control through retirés
  • How to make small-space training feel big in results