LexiBarre STANDARD NARROW-Portable Travel Ballet Barre 42" x 36" w/RUBBER MALLET

Description

RUBBER MALLET INCLUDED!
You will need a rubber mallet to complete assembly. Be sure to tap all parts together completely, as far as they will go, to assure a tight fit and maximum stability.
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LexiBarre Standard (Item #S4236)
YOUR PERSONAL PORTABLE BALLET/STRETCH BARRE
Standard size ballet barre 42" high x 36" wide for ballet dancers of all levels; from beginner & intermediate to the advanced professional.
Made from white SCH40 PVC, very sturdy and a fantastic economical alternative to the steel/wood/aluminum models that sell for a whole lot more!
Each barre comes partially assembled
with all the pipe and fittings needed to complete assembly.
Budding Barishnikovs and Pavlovas will need to add a LexiBarre to their practice routines. LexiBarres are lightweight, sturdy and portable. Available in three different sizes, they allow you to set up virtually anywhere. Whether you're replacing your monthly exercise class with a convenient in-home workout or bringing your dance training to a whole new level, or need a barre easy enough to take with you while you travel, a LexiBarre will be right for you!
LEXIBARRE USES:
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Ballet Instruction and Practice
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Pre-Competition Warm Up and Stretch
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Pre Work-Out Stretching to Elongate and Warm Up the Muscles
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Post Work-Out Stretching to Elongate Muscles from the Contracted Condition and Reduce Muscle Stiffness
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Traditional Barre Work-Out for Toning Legs and Core
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Stretching Elongates Muscle Groups
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Stretch the Muscles of the Back to Increase Flexibility and Help to Prevent Injury
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Stretch the Lower Torso and Open the Hips to Prevent Straining the Back During Training
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For Use at Home, School or Professional Studio, on the Road, Hotels, etc.
FAQs
ARE LEXIBARRE BALLET BARRES STURDY?
LexiBarre ballet barres are intended for use in keeping balance during ballet/dance exercises. They are not intended to hold one's weight especially when pulling or pushing against the barre. The barre should not be used as a crutch. Downward weight is OK as that will not push the barre over. In ballet, learning to use a freestanding ballet barre without tipping it over is a benefit, as it helps to improve one's balance and strengthen one's core.
CAN I USE A LEXIBARRE FOR BARRE FITNESS?
For some barre fitness programs a ballet barre will work fine, particularly if you are using the barre to replace using the back of a chair. The ballet barre is intended to be used to keep one's balance and is not designed to bear full body weight, so if you are using it just to keep your balance it will work fine. Other barre fitness programs are more strenuous and require pushing and pulling and weight bearing which a freestanding ballet barre cannot withstand.