An exceptional method
In the 1950s, Boris Kniaseff, a Russian dancer and choreographer, developed a technique for teaching classical dance, particularly known for the use of the floor barre. It is said that Boris Kniaseff created this floor barre to compensate for the lack of wall bars in the dance studios he used.
The Boris Kniaseff method consists of strengthening, stretching and positioning exercises, which are usually performed standing at the barre, and in this case, transposed to the floor. This allows dancers to focus on the accuracy of movements, flexibility, muscle strengthening and posture without being thrown off balance by gravity.
Training Programs
Discover and transmit a unique and complete approach to movement with the Boris Kniaseff by Yasna Stevovich© floor barre method.
Designed to improve posture, strength and coordination without impact, it enables dancers of all levels to progress in their practice, from amateurs to pre-professionals and professionals.
Our certification course is designed for anyone wishing to integrate this method into their practice and teaching.
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Alycia Hiddinga , professional dancer at the Paris Opera
Mathilde Awad , professional dancer at De Dutch Dont Dance Division
India Rose , professional dancer, notably in “My First Swan Lake” by Karl Paquette
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