discover A science-informed resourcE FOR TEACHERS So YOU CAN Turn repeated corrections into ones that stick by using nervous system tools in your teaching.

Free Resources to Transform Dance Training

A Dance Teacher's 
Guide to Turns, Jumps and Extensions

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What if your students didn't need more corrections—just better input? Discover how a brain-based approach can improve focus, technique, and movement quality with practical strategies for turns, jumps, and extensions.

What You'll Learn:


When the nervous system has better sensory input, movement becomes easier to organize. That's why simple visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive strategies can create immediate improvements in turns, jumps, extensions, balance, and coordination.




Most dance training focuses on changing what the body is doing.


At Movement Arts, we focus on changing the information the brain receives first.

Improve alignment, spotting, balance and movement accuracy.

Develop better turns, orientation and dynamic balance.


Increase body awareness, stability and control for jumps and extensions.


Visual System

Vestibular System

Proprioception

For Dance Teachers who value technique, but need to stop repeating the same corrections. 

Brain Based teaching strategies



Classroom examples



Address common corrections with quick wins


Improve your dancers turns, jumps, and extensions