Majoring In Dance Analysis
Since I was 4 years old I have been dancing at Bremerton Dance Center, this is where inspiration and motivation grew stronger throughout 13 years of dancing there. Majoring in dance would be a way to keep what shaped me into who I am today. Dance is a way to express how one feels through movement instead of words. For example, writing a written word how I feel is the hardest thing for me, but if I think of one emotion and put a dance move to it comes out faster. While moving through these emotions it’s a way to escape all other problems. I want to continue my journey and share it with others around me and inspire the people around me. When I went and visited the University of Idaho in June I felt as if the inspiration could be carried on into
my post-high school plans. The campus was stunning it felt as if I found my new home. After that journey was over, it continued online, reading about the dance program and looking at all the different performances that are done throughout the year. Recently, I read about Lauren Smith on your website and it inspired me, I also want to double major in Dance and Exercise science and health. Reading that article helped me believe that I would be able to have to do a double major. Two years ago I fractured my lower back and later in that year I fractured my sesamoid bone. Being told by a doctor that you may never dance again is devastating. Determination and positivity are what helped me come back so quickly, this shocked my teachers, doctors, and my fellow dancers. I want to take this experience and continue to grow with my understanding of dance and become an even better performer. Later on, when I’m no longer dancing I want to share that knowledge with other dancers, continue the legacy of dance. Also, teaching young dancers about injury prevention and how to recover from an injury. This is where the physical therapist half of my career will fall into place.
my post-high school plans. The campus was stunning it felt as if I found my new home. After that journey was over, it continued online, reading about the dance program and looking at all the different performances that are done throughout the year. Recently, I read about Lauren Smith on your website and it inspired me, I also want to double major in Dance and Exercise science and health. Reading that article helped me believe that I would be able to have to do a double major. Two years ago I fractured my lower back and later in that year I fractured my sesamoid bone. Being told by a doctor that you may never dance again is devastating. Determination and positivity are what helped me come back so quickly, this shocked my teachers, doctors, and my fellow dancers. I want to take this experience and continue to grow with my understanding of dance and become an even better performer. Later on, when I’m no longer dancing I want to share that knowledge with other dancers, continue the legacy of dance. Also, teaching young dancers about injury prevention and how to recover from an injury. This is where the physical therapist half of my career will fall into place.