Скачать или смотреть 14-Year-Old Dancer Nails One of Ballet’s Hardest Variations | Sakura Nagai, Cavalry Halt Variation

This is one of the most unforgiving ballet variations—and 14-year-old Sakura Nagai took it head-on. In this video, I share why I usually advise students to avoid performing Cavalry Halt: no stage entrance, no build-up, just immediate technical demands from the very first second. Four attitude turns—twice in a row—right off the bat.

Sakura, visiting from Japan, performed it under less-than-ideal conditions: jetlagged, tired, in an unfamiliar environment. Yet what she delivered on stage was nothing short of remarkable. Precision, poise, and nerves of steel.

This video isn't just about talent—it's about the power of serious training, mental focus, and work ethic.

If you're a ballet student, teacher, or just love watching young dancers rise to the occasion, this one's for you.

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