Pointe ballet course, advanced (15 sessions), Sundays 18.1.–3.5. at 13.30–14.15, instructed by Ida Martikainen

In this course, we deepen classical ballet pointe technique, strengthen the ankles, and practice relevés and balance at the barre.

The course is suitable for dancers who have been practicing ballet regularly for at least two years and already have prior experience with pointe work. To attend the course, you should have your own pointe shoes.

Time: Sundays 18.1.–3.5. at 13.30–14.15
Place: Flama Rauhankatu (Rauhankatu 15, 20100 Turku)
Level: advanced
Teacher: Ida Martikainen

The course fee includes 15 × 45 min sessions. No class 5.4.

Reserve your place in time and take advantage of the early bird price
By registering for the course by Sunday 4.1.2026, you will receive the course at a discounted price.

If you would like to pay part of the course fee with a tyky benefit (e.g., Smartum, Edenred, ePassi), please register by sending an email to: info@flama.fi.

Thinking of taking multiple courses? With the Flama Anytime pass, you can dance unlimitedly throughout the spring season. If you already have an Anytime pass, register for the courses by email: info@flama.fi

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Description

What if I can’t participate every week?

Absences from classes can be made up during the same term in any other class or drop-in session. This way, no dance session will be wasted! Read more.

What should I bring with me?

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely and feel good.

You will need your own pointe shoes for the class. Remember to also take a water bottle with you.

Ida Martikainen

Ida is a present and gentle dance instructor who loves bodily expression. She has completed Basic Education in the Art of Dance between 2004–2013 in Jyväskylä Dance Institute, majoring in Classical Ballet and having Contemporary Dance, Jazz Dance and Repertoire Dance as her minors. In addition, she has been involved in several dance projects both as a dancer and as a choreographer.

According to Ida, dancing is a journey to one’s own body and in the way attach to a common space. She thinks that the most important element of the dance class is to stay present in the same place and time: the momentary synchronization and the common sense of the bodies. Through her teaching, Ida wants to get the dancers to feel their bodies powerful and bright.

More information about the course: info@flama.fi