Meet Kinsley Grace, 11, and she lives in Denver, CO. She dances at Summit Dance. She actually started her IG account because she was having a really hard time with eczema and her skin.

If you feel sore after a workout or just want to relax, consider the tension in your muscles. These are a few tips for relieving muscle tension in your body.

Meet Layla Goodwin, 13, and she dances at The Dance Ground PA. She has always had to work hard to get more flexibility, as she still is today.

Now, we understand that not every dancer needs to do the splits in order to succeed in their career. However, stretching is still very important to make sure you don’t injure yourself while dancing. Stretching is simply used to increase range of motion and muscle tone, along with flexibility. But how often should you be stretching your muscles as a dancer? We reached out to our awesome dance community and here’s what they had to say.

Meet Olivia Lappenga, and she is 14 years old. She lives in Michigan and Florida and her studio is Sarasota Cuban Ballet School. Keeping up relationships with her friends outside of dance has been hard.

Meet Mackenzie, and she is 12 years old. She is in Denver and she dances at Denver Academy of Ballet. She would say the hardest thing was having her face fractured in an accident at school and then having to become comfortable dancing again in an environment with lots of people around her knowing any little hit to her face could be devastating again.

A couple months ago, we gave you our tips for balancing dance and school. This time, we asked our dance community who experiences this struggle almost, if not, every day. So if you’re stressed about how you’re going to balance dance classes and school work, you came to the right place! These are our dance community’s tips for balancing school and dance.

Meet Everly, 14, and she lives in Toronto, Canada. She dances at The School of Cadence Ballet. She has a sleep disorder, and it is sometimes hard to dance when you haven’t been able to sleep.