@@mahogany2748 ohh okay see that makes a lot of sense. I figured there had to be some actual reason for people doing it themselves. thanks for the reply :)
I’m going to sound like a troll, lol but it’s because weevils are attracted to the type of glue used in pointe shoes, so dancers have to freeze them for a week to kill off any bugs before, wearing them
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Ballerinas intentionally break some of toe bones and make them regrow in certain condition so they can stand. Plus, one of first things ballerinas learn is to get used to the pain and tolerate it, so the pain for them is low or almost non-existent through years of training.
@@peachesandcream22intentionally break toe bones? I took ballet for years when I was younger and never heard of this. Or do you mean like how dancing can change the shape of the toes, like hammer toes?
@@heatheroriordan5800no I think they literally mean they break toe bones. I guess only if you’re truly dedicated to the art. Broken bones heal stronger so I’m assuming that’s what they mean.
Yeah that is so true we live about an hour away from The place where my sister gets her point shoes because every place near us sucks. and usually like every week maybe a week and a half we have to go down there to get new point shoes and they’re really expensive
Ballerinas always weird tf out of me. Idk why. Like they seem like robots or something, walking on their toes for so long. It isn't feminine, it's weird...
@@SamS.7598lol right? And what’s weirder is the culture it creates amongst fellow ballerinas (fierce competition, anorexia, self esteem issues etc.) I have known a handful of chicks who did ballet at some point or another seriously and they ALL had eating disorders / far less of a sense self-worth than your average individual. That being said they were all pretty hot 😅
What's crazy to me is how many pairs of ballerina slippers you guys go through, which means you do have to this time and time again. Being a ballerina is not a cheap form of art! Its incredible to watch, though. I absolutely love it! 🥰🤩🤩😍
Holy crap, why didn’t someone tell me about those toe stitches before?? I could’ve used that info 35 years ago 😂 Don’t miss ripping apart and putting shoes together again and sewing on ribbons.
“Getting the noise out” seems like something older dancers would teach new pointe dancers as a form of hazing lol like it started as a prank and doesn’t actually work but people still do it. I’m sure it does actually work but this is the made up lore in my head now 🙃
When you first start it protects you from breaking both feet so you slowly break in. but if you are super experienced that breaking in new shoes all the time is tedious, also everyone likes a different degree of "broken in" if that makes sense?
Every dancer has different feet and different preferences in the way the shoe fits and feels on their foot. Its easier and better just to make them all the same and have the dancers break them in themselves rather than customizing each shoe. They already cost a lot of money so itd cost a lot more to have them custom fitted
Fun fact: Bill Nye helped develop an improved version of these slippers after noticing that dancers were experiencing foot pain due to how the slippers were made.
having taken point in my youth, I am here to tell you that there are as many ways to break in toe shoes as there are different people. It's really interesting to see all the different ways too!!!
Thick of it like the shoes are made up of glue and satin. So tapping the shoes actually fragments the hardened glue so that the satin part is more pliable. Basically kinda? The shoes are complicated and like mega expensive BTW. Most ballerinas actually have their own methods for ""breaking"" them in. You may ask why don't they make the shows differently though. That's what I'd like to know.
@@mariawhite7337 It's because they are hand made i guess. Because pointe shoes are not a big market. So large companies don't invest and research in them. That's the only valid reason I can think of, else they are just exploiting people.
*Buy super expensive shoes *Break said shoes immediately 😂😂 I can’t imagine having to DANCE in super hard shoes like that but it definitely is wild to see.
As if the dance isn't hard enough! They have to do all this prep too! And these aren't cheap, and all this work only lasts a couple of weeks before they break completely. Such dedication 💪🏻
I haven’t had point shoes on since I was a kid. My girlfriend took ballet lessons and, I wanted to learn and, take lessons too. My parents wouldn’t let me and, no piano lessons either. I never knew that there was so much involved with point shoes. I would love to learn how to make the costumes.
They must be of really bad quality to be so expensive and yet break so easily. Like shoes used for competitive sprinting don't wear as quickly as these.
Genuine question from someone who doesn’t do ballet, if the process of breaking and adjusting the pointe shoes is so necessary yet tedious, why not make the pointe shoes more easy to adjust in the first place?? Wouldn’t that make the adjusting process easier?? Im just curious since i’ve watched many videos like this
right? people always say "its cause everyone has different feet and likes it broken differently" but everyone is just bending and crushing the shoes? why cant that be done beforehand?????
@@tinyelephant2104couse everybody is bending them in a different place. To you it might look like theyre doing basicly the same thing, but ballerinas can see how different each of the customization videos are
It may look the same to you but every ballerina has their own technique to break the shoe to their personal preference and also with the fact that breaking a shoe reduces it's lifespan and beginners most likely won't have the money to get a new pair every day/week unlike professional dancers so the shoe is left as a blank canva to decide how much you want to break it
@@tinyelephant2104 so imagine you're a brand new pointe dancer. You wouldn't do this kind of thing. This extreme breaking is only done for very advanced ballerinas. If you're just starting out, you want to be able to build up muscles in your feet, so doing this would hinder your progress. Hope that helps
They did, but they wouldnt be comfortable becouse it wouldnt match everybody. They ccome this way so you can customize it to your liking, and to fit YOUR foot
This is the equivalent to the most ready to go in a way that's accessible to many dancers. Each dancer has unique feet and needs that change how they personally break in their shoes after finding a maker that creates a shoe to their liking
⚠️PLEASE DON’T DO THIS⚠️ in this video this lady is “breaking in her pointe shoes so that they fit her feet.” no one should be doing this unless they have been on pointe for a long time, and know that this is good for them. my point is, doing all of this to the shoe basically makes the shoe not supportive anymore on your foot-it won’t help you stay up on pointe anymore making it easier to roll your ankle (when a shoe is like this dancers are suppose to get a new pair). so unless you know what your doing and you’ve been on pointe for a while (and you have strong ankles), please do not do this! edit: to break in the shoes normally, all you need to do is put them on and start doing some exercises and walk on this for a while! no hate to this creator!
Yes, just naturally break them in by dancing in class. Only professional ballerinas dancing in shows every night need to be doing this! And doing this makes the shoes die very quickly. Pro ballerinas will go through shoes very quickly but usually the company will provide them with the shoes.
I have questions… 1. How long does one pair last for? 2. How long does all this prepping take? 3. How many shoes do you prep at a time? 4. How much do pointe shoes cost?
no matter what, ballerinas would have to do this. it doesnt matter if they are already broken in because ballerinas break in their pointes to match their feet
I would LOVE to have you show your videos to a person who makes the shoes. Get their input. How and why the shoes are made a certain way. Do they expect you to do all these tips/tricks? Do they have others that they know about?
THIS IS ONLY FOR COMPANY DANCERS/PROFFESIONALS TO ATTEMPT For a student they must break the shoe during class. Professionals break their shoe so that the shoe can “sculpt” their foot in a way. But they have years doing this and and a LOT of streangth in their ankles which causes them to not need as much support. They still need support though as shown in the video she put glue so that the box stayed firm and other reasons. If teh student were break the shoe it may not mold to theirs feet well and injuries may occur. ❤
I literally thought you were pulling out bread in a fridge at first.... but then saw that it was pointe shoes..... i was good. Lmao 🤣 i love how you have to basically break and bend the shoe, but its for you to fit it to your foot and for comfortability. Loved this ❤❤❤
With all the developments in sports technology, I cant believe pointe shoes still require all this work. 😂
Well every foot and level of flexibility is different, so it makes sense why it has to be fitted to the comfort of the user manually
It’s just the best way to keep them customisable and versatile to each dancer. Any other way would be too inefficient or expensive.
its to persoanlize it to your own feet
how do u think they could be made without requiring this much work and still being good quality??
@@C4LLmeLivlook up the "3D printer pointe shoes" they are crazy cool!
I thought it was bread.🥖 😂😂😂
Same!
Girl me too 🥴
Same😂
X2
Same 😂😂😂
bro I feel like these shoes should already come most of the way “broken” to help out ballerinas
yeah, but a lot of people break in their shoes different way because not everyone has the same arch and foot shape
@@mahogany2748 ohh okay see that makes a lot of sense. I figured there had to be some actual reason for people doing it themselves. thanks for the reply :)
I was thinking the same thing but then again people break them however they see fit to their dancing or comfort😭 it’s such an odd concept
My sister is a ballerina and they can probably do that but some people want to break it in themselves bc it is satisfying
Oh no, no. Each ballerina has a personal way of breaking them in. If you give the shoes already broken in it's never gonna be the same.
I was like, why are they in the freezer?? 😂
I’m going to sound like a troll, lol but it’s because weevils are attracted to the type of glue used in pointe shoes, so dancers have to freeze them for a week to kill off any bugs before, wearing them
@@01SaltyWitchthat's actually kinda cool ngl
@@01SaltyWitchH my gosh
My mom hated my pointe shoes taking up space in her freezer 😂
Extra crunch
There’s something poetic about getting a fresh pair of shoes and breaking it in. To create art you must first destroy it type of situation 😂
how are there so many likes but no reply like bruh
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Now I know the real answer to the riddle “what can only be used after it’s been broken”
An egg is also a suitable answer... But yeah, this is certainly more of a creative approach to the riddle!
Wow! Pain is with these dedicated dancers daily…..but, this is their life.
Ballerinas intentionally break some of toe bones and make them regrow in certain condition so they can stand. Plus, one of first things ballerinas learn is to get used to the pain and tolerate it, so the pain for them is low or almost non-existent through years of training.
Yeah my sister is a ballerina and she has calluses from dance and worts
@@peachesandcream22intentionally break toe bones? I took ballet for years when I was younger and never heard of this. Or do you mean like how dancing can change the shape of the toes, like hammer toes?
@@heatheroriordan5800no I think they literally mean they break toe bones. I guess only if you’re truly dedicated to the art. Broken bones heal stronger so I’m assuming that’s what they mean.
yeah, the "breaking" is quite literal. and then they last for maybe a week
Yeah that is so true we live about an hour away from The place where my sister gets her point shoes because every place near us sucks. and usually like every week maybe a week and a half we have to go down there to get new point shoes and they’re really expensive
@@oliviafulk2132 I feel you I’m a dancer and I live 2.5 hours away from the pointe shoe place I go to
@@oliviafulk2132 why can't you just buy several pairs instead of going every week lol
@@oliviafulk2132 sounds like you are all getting scammed, can't they just make good ones?
No way, it seems like a whole lot to go through just to have to replace them so quickly again! Makes me admire this type of dance more!
Oh ballerinas are so dainty delicate and soft.
Also ballerinas: stomping and whacking the crap out of their shoes 😂😂😂😂
Ballerinas always weird tf out of me. Idk why.
Like they seem like robots or something, walking on their toes for so long.
It isn't feminine, it's weird...
Балерины могут выбить дерьмо из любого, даже из некоторых профессиональных борцов....
@@SamS.7598lol right? And what’s weirder is the culture it creates amongst fellow ballerinas (fierce competition, anorexia, self esteem issues etc.)
I have known a handful of chicks who did ballet at some point or another seriously and they ALL had eating disorders / far less of a sense self-worth than your average individual. That being said they were all pretty hot 😅
@@samsonhaze6595 don’t call girls chicks it’s actually gross and rude.
@@SamS.7598 um too bad it’s their freaking choice to become ballerinas…
Listening to this without looking at the screen sounds like an episode of Tom and Jerry.😂😂😂
This is so accurate!! 😂
I imagine Tom setting up a lot of traps for Jerry 😂
It is actually added in Barbie and the swan thing, every time i hear this Song, I got flashbacks 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣 so right, even the music!
Regular shoes: I'm so tired of being used, it's so painful
Ballet shoes: You're one to talk
So crunchy 😮
What's crazy to me is how many pairs of ballerina slippers you guys go through, which means you do have to this time and time again. Being a ballerina is not a cheap form of art! Its incredible to watch, though. I absolutely love it! 🥰🤩🤩😍
This is EXACTLY how i used to do my shoes. I didn't cut my cut m shank though
Holy crap, why didn’t someone tell me about those toe stitches before?? I could’ve used that info 35 years ago 😂 Don’t miss ripping apart and putting shoes together again and sewing on ribbons.
Yes, the ribbons 🎀 ❤
Fascinating! I thought it was bread at first but it's actually very interesting to see all the work that goes into just your shoes
never realized how dedicated ballerinas are ❤️
“Getting the noise out” seems like something older dancers would teach new pointe dancers as a form of hazing lol like it started as a prank and doesn’t actually work but people still do it.
I’m sure it does actually work but this is the made up lore in my head now 🙃
It just softens the box, which will make it quieter when it is being tapped on the floor
Ballerina pointe shoe destruction chaos is my favorite thing ever!
they look beautiful on you!
Why are the shoes made that hard if y’all have to break them down?
They didn't used to and the dancers just broke their feet down. Hopefully now they don't destroy their toes like generations past.
When you first start it protects you from breaking both feet so you slowly break in. but if you are super experienced that breaking in new shoes all the time is tedious, also everyone likes a different degree of "broken in" if that makes sense?
Because no one’s feet are the same shape and they usually break them down to fit their feet
Every dancer has different feet and different preferences in the way the shoe fits and feels on their foot. Its easier and better just to make them all the same and have the dancers break them in themselves rather than customizing each shoe. They already cost a lot of money so itd cost a lot more to have them custom fitted
@@carnivorouswatermelon but why are they so expensive tho ?
Fun fact: Bill Nye helped develop an improved version of these slippers after noticing that dancers were experiencing foot pain due to how the slippers were made.
I am a dancer and the satisfaction of preparing ballet shoes is beautiful😂
Are your feet ugly as sin?
When you become a dancer, not only do you have to dance, but also be good at arts and crafts 😂
having taken point in my youth, I am here to tell you that there are as many ways to break in toe shoes as there are different people. It's really interesting to see all the different ways too!!!
A elegant woman.
when I saw that pointe shoe standing up by itself
🤯
I like hearing the crunch. It's satisfying.
How does the tapping to get the noise out work?
it softens them!
Thick of it like the shoes are made up of glue and satin. So tapping the shoes actually fragments the hardened glue so that the satin part is more pliable. Basically kinda? The shoes are complicated and like mega expensive BTW. Most ballerinas actually have their own methods for ""breaking"" them in. You may ask why don't they make the shows differently though. That's what I'd like to know.
@@mariawhite7337 It's because they are hand made i guess. Because pointe shoes are not a big market.
So large companies don't invest and research in them.
That's the only valid reason I can think of, else they are just exploiting people.
I love what you did with the toe!
*Buy super expensive shoes
*Break said shoes immediately 😂😂
I can’t imagine having to DANCE in super hard shoes like that but it definitely is wild to see.
Love how crunchy pointe shoes are 🤌🏻🩰✨
Theres sm so poetic abt this
Sooo much hard work 🛍️👯♀️💃👑😊😊🤩🤩🤩🧵🧵🧵🧵
shes like a ballet chiropractor 😭😭
As if the dance isn't hard enough! They have to do all this prep too! And these aren't cheap, and all this work only lasts a couple of weeks before they break completely. Such dedication 💪🏻
I haven’t had point shoes on since I was a kid. My girlfriend took ballet lessons and, I wanted to learn and, take lessons too.
My parents wouldn’t let me and, no piano lessons either.
I never knew that there was so much involved with point shoes.
I would love to learn how to make the costumes.
Whoa you looking really pretty beautiful 🤩🤩❤️❤️😍😍😍😍🌹🌹🌹
I love the crunches of the ballet shoe
It’s the amount of shoes that got me. All I saw were dollar signs.
They must be of really bad quality to be so expensive and yet break so easily.
Like shoes used for competitive sprinting don't wear as quickly as these.
Before you become ballerina: ,, Why are they ruining those shoes?"
After you become ballerina: ,, Ugh, i have to adjust another shoes..."
Hi, i just got my first pair of point shoes the other day, and btw, the leotard is so cute❤
Genuine question from someone who doesn’t do ballet, if the process of breaking and adjusting the pointe shoes is so necessary yet tedious, why not make the pointe shoes more easy to adjust in the first place??
Wouldn’t that make the adjusting process easier??
Im just curious since i’ve watched many videos like this
right? people always say "its cause everyone has different feet and likes it broken differently" but everyone is just bending and crushing the shoes? why cant that be done beforehand?????
@@tinyelephant2104couse everybody is bending them in a different place. To you it might look like theyre doing basicly the same thing, but ballerinas can see how different each of the customization videos are
@@tinyelephant2104bc everyone does it differently. what’s so hard to understand
It may look the same to you but every ballerina has their own technique to break the shoe to their personal preference and also with the fact that breaking a shoe reduces it's lifespan and beginners most likely won't have the money to get a new pair every day/week unlike professional dancers so the shoe is left as a blank canva to decide how much you want to break it
@@tinyelephant2104 so imagine you're a brand new pointe dancer. You wouldn't do this kind of thing. This extreme breaking is only done for very advanced ballerinas. If you're just starting out, you want to be able to build up muscles in your feet, so doing this would hinder your progress. Hope that helps
Imagine if a company provided shoes like this, but at a reasonable price
in the first part i thought it was bread 🥖😅
I highly recommend using a thimble when you sew to protect your fingers.
Soy tan hambreada que pensé que era un bolillo al principio 😂🙎🏻♀️🙎🏻♀️🙎🏻♀️
First I thought of a Box filled with Bread!
its crazy to me how they havent figured a way to make a shoe thats ready to go
They did, but they wouldnt be comfortable becouse it wouldnt match everybody. They ccome this way so you can customize it to your liking, and to fit YOUR foot
This is the equivalent to the most ready to go in a way that's accessible to many dancers. Each dancer has unique feet and needs that change how they personally break in their shoes after finding a maker that creates a shoe to their liking
@@laurenbrewer1313 blah blah. Pretension has pushed away innovation
r u dense
With Pointe shoes that's impossible
Ballerina isn't just art and sport but also a shoe maker❤
How does it Look Like she Breaks The shank so Low yet on her feet they break beautifully high?
Your content always keeps me coming back for more.
⚠️PLEASE DON’T DO THIS⚠️
in this video this lady is “breaking in her pointe shoes so that they fit her feet.” no one should be doing this unless they have been on pointe for a long time, and know that this is good for them. my point is, doing all of this to the shoe basically makes the shoe not supportive anymore on your foot-it won’t help you stay up on pointe anymore making it easier to roll your ankle (when a shoe is like this dancers are suppose to get a new pair). so unless you know what your doing and you’ve been on pointe for a while (and you have strong ankles), please do not do this!
edit: to break in the shoes normally, all you need to do is put them on and start doing some exercises and walk on this for a while! no hate to this creator!
Yes, just naturally break them in by dancing in class. Only professional ballerinas dancing in shows every night need to be doing this! And doing this makes the shoes die very quickly. Pro ballerinas will go through shoes very quickly but usually the company will provide them with the shoes.
I have questions…
1. How long does one pair last for?
2. How long does all this prepping take?
3. How many shoes do you prep at a time?
4. How much do pointe shoes cost?
Wait… 4 views and 6 likes… where did the extra 2 people come from?!
loll
4000 views and 6 comments....🤔🧐
@@MzMaryK606 Already? It’s only been a few hours
@@CatWaffles207yes now its 4516.. this video is really getting pushed out there 🤷🏾♀️
Bots liking the video and not watching more than a split second
I once heard “pointe shoes are the easiest things to do ever”
The woman was never seen again.
Ballet shoes need new technologies
Seriously there has got to be a better way. How are they spending hours doing this every few days? It's ridiculous.
Unfortunately every ballerina has different feet and needs so there is no "perfect" design that will fit everyone comfortably
no they dont
@@av782bc every ballerina needs them DIFFERENTLY
This is how my mom beat and break my bones when I ask for a new phone 😂😂😂
That is so satisfying to do ❤❤❤
Regular people: AAAAAAA! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
People who know: Slay, Queen!
I've never seen darning the box before but that's briliant!!
What's funny is seeing the video of the factory that hand makes point shoes then watching these videos
This is soooooo satisfying to watch 😌
i love breaking them when i get new ones, so satisfyingg..
The cronch was perfect
Idk why but I would love this as a job 😂
Only real dancers understand ❤
I love pointe shoe chiropractic videos
perfect talent ... ❤
The "unboxing video" we never knew existed 😂😂 I demanded more...
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thought she took them out of the freezer😂😂😂
FINALLY someone who explains 😂❤🎉
I have pointe shoes as well and when I was breaking them in I just ran around the studio on demi pointe.
when a product makes you do 90% of the work to make it fit, companies need to start changing the way they make said product
no matter what, ballerinas would have to do this. it doesnt matter if they are already broken in because ballerinas break in their pointes to match their feet
@@Superiorangutan yeah I get that part but the point is there was a lot of work she just did there that they could have done already
@@Ann_Harlowmost of what she did isn't necessary and is her own personal preference which may not be suitable for a different dancer
@@purinpurii fair
@@Ann_Harlow well no, because some ballerinas wouldve preffered them a different way.
The crunch 😫
That was so much information to take in that quickly
I love how she’s breaking something and banging it around for safety purposes 😂 the sound of the shoes hitting each other is satisfying
My ballet teacher always tells me to make them scarce or they'll break you
Love this!
I was thinking they would be able to make a laser fitted point shoe maybe even a custom pair like they take molds for madks but for your feet
Ballerinas buy expensive pointe shoes just to break them later. That's something I'll never understand.
Wasn't sure why I feel anxious watching this video and it was just the Swan Lake playing
I would LOVE to have you show your videos to a person who makes the shoes. Get their input. How and why the shoes are made a certain way. Do they expect you to do all these tips/tricks? Do they have others that they know about?
Luv ur pants and the soumds
I literally thought it was a BREAD at fiRStt ... 😭
It sounds like a glow stick 🤤 yum
The crunch makes me want to eat pointe shoes
Ahhh I can’t wait till I get my pointe shoes, I’m still demi pointe but soon here I’m seeing if my foot is ready for it!!
Nothing better than a pair if Freeds
I do ballet 🩰 7 years ❤
the ballet shoes have been batted and bruised, but to this they, they still survive and reign superior.
The crunch❤❤
I do the same thing when i buy brand new pair of jordan 🤷♂️ gotta make them comfortable 🤣
Crunch so good it sounds edited in lamo
THIS IS ONLY FOR COMPANY DANCERS/PROFFESIONALS TO ATTEMPT
For a student they must break the shoe during class. Professionals break their shoe so that the shoe can “sculpt” their foot in a way. But they have years doing this and and a LOT of streangth in their ankles which causes them to not need as much support. They still need support though as shown in the video she put glue so that the box stayed firm and other reasons. If teh student were break the shoe it may not mold to theirs feet well and injuries may occur. ❤
OHHH
1+ braincell moment
I literally thought you were pulling out bread in a fridge at first.... but then saw that it was pointe shoes..... i was good. Lmao 🤣 i love how you have to basically break and bend the shoe, but its for you to fit it to your foot and for comfortability. Loved this ❤❤❤
All this work for them to not even last long 😭 it’s so satisfying but omg it’s tiring after a while
I have a question: how does banging them reduce the noise? Ive always wondered this!
That's a lot you go girl
can you do this to my back pls