
Learn the best ways of improving the:
Flexibility of your feet and
ankles!
Strength and control of
your feet and ankles!
Turnout
range and strength in your hips!
Abdominal strength, balance and core control! 
Hi Guys!
Have you ever wondered what else you can do to improve your dancing?
Are you frustrated at not getting better, even though you are doing all that your teacher is telling you to do?
Are you keen to find out the secrets that girls all over the world are now using to become better dancers and avoid injury?
Well, you have come to the right place! Now I know there is a lot to read on this page, but I just wanted to fill you in on all the details about this fantastic new course. I want you to make an informed decision about whether this is the right thing for you or not.
Because this course is not right for everyone.
• If you already know absolutely everything there is to know about pointe then you probably don¡¦t need this course.
• If you have perfect control of each of your individual toes, never lose your balance in class, and can do 32 perfect Fouettˆms (in both directions), then you probably shouldn¡¦t buy it either.
However, if you are just starting out en pointe, get blisters, sore feet or wobble en pointe, or if you are a dance teacher who is keen to learn how best to help your students progress en pointe, then this is the course for you!
Even girls who have been en pointe for years and teachers who have danced in some of the top ballet companies in the world have been astounded at how much they have learnt about their own feet by working through this course. Many wished that it had been available when they were starting their career as it explains the reasons behind so many career ending injuries.
This course is absolutely unique in the way that it guides you step by step through assessing your own feet and helps you understand exactly why things happen in your feet the way they do.
It has four stages that assess the flexibility of your feet and ankles; the strength of all the little muscles in your feet; your turnout muscles; and your core strength and balance. Follow along in the manual as you listen to me explaining all of the details of each test and exercise!
You test yourself at the start of each of the 4 stages, and then learn a program of special exercises that really focus on waking up all of the important muscles. After doing all the exercises for two weeks, you can retest yourself, and if you can do them all fabulously, you can move onto the next stage.






A lot of girls (and their parents) are understandably scared of what pointe work will do to their feet, and are worried about it being painful. In the past, with badly fitting shoes and often poor strength in the feet, many dancers did get terrible pain and had problems with their feet.
But this is not the case anymore!
This fantastic program teaches you how to strengthen your feet and body in the shortest space of time. Now that pointe shoes are available in so many different fittings, if your feet are very strong, and the shoes fit well, it is quite possible to dance with little or no pain at all! If you start off knowing what to feel, and how to get the most out of your shoe, you can have a long and happy career dancing on your toes.
In the past, this kind of specific strength only came with years of training, and learning it all the hard way. Thanks to my years of experience in working with dancers and seeing what makes the fastest improvements, this program is now available for you to take advantage of! After years of working with dancers, personally and as a therapist, and constantly seeing the same problems en pointe, I simply had to find a way to teach girls how to get it right from the beginning. The problem is, if you start off with bad technique, it is VERY hard to UNLEARN this later on.
You can learn fantastic technique NOW, and find out how your feet work, so that when you go onto pointe, you will get much better, much faster, than girls who try to learn it as they go.
If you are planning on any form of career or continued practice in ballet, this course is an essential part of your ballet training. Whether you are just beginning pointe, or have been en pointe for years, you will learn so much about your body and how it should work by going through this process.
With this course you get to learn what muscles do what, why some people find it easier than others, how to improve your turnout and how to get a great looking pointe!
I wanted to make learning about the body as fun, and as easy, as possible. And now it is even easier than ever! All of the exercises have lots of photos so that you can see exactly how to do them, and with my voice explaining each one, you don¡¦t even have to read the manual!












To get all of this information through regular Physical Therapy sessions, you would need at least 8 private sessions with me. At $120 an hour, this can get kind of pricey, which is why I wanted to make it easier for you to do most of the work yourself. This means you save over $900 and still get the same
Look at it this way -- $47.77 (USD) is really a painless drop in the bucket to be able to get your hands on The Perfect Pointe Book and start using it right away to improve your dancing!
Remember that this is an investment in your dancing; An investment in your feet, and in your life. This course not only teaches you how to work with your feet to get the most out of them, but that change is possible. It also shows you that if you do the right things and train smart, it does not have to be hard work! I wish you all the best in your journey through dance, and hope that I can continue to help you out along the way.
But don't take my word for it - put our ironclad 60-day money-back guarantee to
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Full Article: YOU CAN WIN OIL LEASES FORM THE GOVERNMENT The public faces a barrage of newspapers, telephone and direct mail advertisements promising quick wealth and fortune through "too good to be true" opportunities. Perhaps you have been among those invited to take advantage of such opportunity by entering a drawing for oil gas leases on federal lands. The ad says: write for details or send a check to cover the cost of filing fee and other services, and have your name entered in the drawing. It is really possible to strike it rich? How slim are the odds and what are the risks? The purpose of this report is to acquaint you with the relit and procedures involved regarding oil and gas leasing form the Government. TYPES OF LEASES Lands that are not within any known geologic structure of a producing oil and gas field, commonly known as "wildcat" lands, are subject to leasing to the first qualified person making application for a lease. Such lease is termed non competitive since the applicant is entitled to the lease without competiting bidding. LOCATION OF TRACTS Many tracts offered for non competitive leasing are in the Western States where most of the public land is located. These are the states of Alaska, California, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Occasionally, a few tracts in Washington and Oregon are offered. Tracts in the Midwest and East are also put up for non competitive leasing. The tracts are primary in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi and Ohio. HOW THE DRAWINGS WORK Each State Office of the Bureau of Land Management prepares and posts a list of lands within its jurisdiction that are available for releasing. These tracts range in size form 40 acres up to a maximum of 10,240 acres. These list a may be viewed in the State Offices or obtained from the State Offices by mail for a small charge, usually $5 to $10 per list. If any lands are available for releasing, the Bureau of Land Management State Office posts its list on the first day of business for the months of February, April, June, August, October, and December. Applications are accepted until the close of business on the 15th working day after the list is posted. If more than one application is received for a given tract, a drawing is held to decide who will get the lease. All application for simultaneous oil and gas leases must be submitted to the Wyoming State Office, which maintains a central computerized system. QUALIFICATIONS AND LIMITATIONS Federal oil and gas leases may be obtained and held by any citizen of the United States; however, no lease may be acquired by a minor, but it may be issued to a legal guardian or trustee in behalf of the minor. Associations of citizens and corporations under the laws of the United States or of the State also qualify. Aliens amy not hold any interest in leases. They may, however, own or control stock in a corporation holding leases, if the laws of their country do not deny similar privileges to citizens of the United States. No person, association, or corporation may hold, own or control oil and gas leases for than 246,080 acres in any one State. HOW TO FILE Applications may be filed on any of the parcels shown on the list posted in the BLM State Office. The parcel applied for must be identified by the number shown on the list. Each offer to lease must be submitted on a official Automated Simultaneous Oil and Gas Lease Application (forms 3112-6), The applications must be fully completed and personally signed in ink by the applicant, or anyone authorized to sign on behalf of the applicant, during the filing period. Each part B application form must be accompanied by a non refundable $75 filing fee for each parcel, and the first year's rental of $1 per acre or fraction thereof. Each applicant must contain the actual business or residential address of the applicant. Addresses of third parties filing on behalf of the applicant are not permitted. An applicant may file, or have an interest in, only one application for any one parcel; however, an applicant may file, or have an interest in, one application each for as many different parcels as he or she wishes. THE DRAWING After the close of the filing period on the 25th working day after the list is posted, a computer-generated random selection is conducted at the Wyoming State Office. Because of the heavy volume of applicants that must be processed, selection does not occur until the following month. One applicant is randomly selected for each numbered parcel. If the applicant selected is unacceptable or rejected, a reselection will be made by computer from the remaining applications. Each applicant is notified of the results of his application in the random selection. The advance rental will be refunded to nonwinners. CHOOSING A PARCEL It should be remembered that these lands have been leased previously and are not known to contain deposits of oil or gas. Neither the Bureau of Land Management nor any other Federal agency can make any recommendation concerning the potential value of any parcel offered for non competitive leasing. Most applicants use a "Filing Service" to select parcels. Some service charge a fee to evaluate parcels on the basis of geological and marketing data; others offer maps and information about the activities of oil companies operating in the area where the various parcels are located. A third type of filing service charges a fee for selecting a parcel from the list posted by the Bureau and assisting the applicant in filing application. Neither BLM, nor any other Federal agency, endorses any filing service. None are in any way with the Federal Government. Be wary of filing services that paint an overly optimistic picture of your chances of winning and making money. Consider these firms may file for hundreds and even thousands of clients on a limited number of parcels, and the more interest these firms can generate in drawings, the more applications will be filed on each parcel, and the less chance each individual will have of obtaining a lease. The names of firms or individuals that specialize as filing services may be located through business or professional associations, through oil and gas trade publications or chambers of commerce. They sometimes are listed under the heading "Federal Leasing Services" in the yellow pages of telephone directories. Anyone considering the use of a filing services should carefully examine what services are offered and how big a premium is being charged beyond the required $75 filing fee and the advance rental that must be paid to BLM for each filing. Possible source of information on a filing service are the Better Business Bureau in the area where the firm is located and the State, county or local consumer protection agency. LEASE TERM AND CONDITIONS The lease grants the lessee the right to explore and drill for, extract, remove and dispose of oil and gas deposits, except helium, that may be found in leased lands. Such leases are issued for a period of 10 years and so long thereafter as oil and gas are produced in paying quantities. The lessee cannot build a house on the land, cultivate the land, or remove any minerals other than oil and gas from the leased land. Before any drilling operation can commence, the lessee or his operator must fournish a bond to assure compliance with all the lease terms, including protection of the environment. WHAT IS THE LEASE WORTH The value of oil and gas leases varies greatly. None of the tracts offered has known potential for oil and gas production. In certain cases, non competitive leases have brought substantial profit to the winners. Generally, however, these leases average only a few dollars per acre if resold. SELLING OR ASSIGNING A LEASE Many people who acquire an oil and gas lease through the leasing system do not intend to drill for oil or gas. Often the motive for entering the drawing is to sell the lease to an oil company for a profit. If the lease is located in an area which may be attractive to industry, interested buyers may make an offer. A willing buyer may offer a lump sum for a lease. In some cases, the original lessee can negotiate to retain a royalty interest in any future production from the lease. CAUTION Any person who considers entering the oil and has drawing should keep certain facts in mind: * The land offered for leasing was formerly included in oil and gas leases that expired, terminated, or were relinquished or canceled. * The land involved is not recognized as being within a know geological structure of a producing oil or gas field. * Your offer to lease is strictly a gamble. Since a very large percentage of the tracts won are never drilled on, your parcel may not have any potential for oil and gas even if you win the drawing. * the more desirable parcels may attract hundreds, even thousands of applications. WHAT TO DO NEXT TO PARTICIPATE After carefully reading this report, if you wish to participate in the drawings of your own, here is how to proceed: Select the geographical area that interest Locate the BLM State Office that is responsible for the area you have selected. Write that state for information. The State Office will send you application forms and tell you how much it will cost you to receive by mail the list from which you must select your tracts for the drawing.
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