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Geeky Ballerina

artistry + technique

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Clear Teaching Frameworks.

Creative Teaching Freedom.

I'm Chelsea Weidmann, and I build complete ballet teaching programs that give you clarity on what to teach when—so you can focus on bringing your unique teaching artistry to every class.

You teach technique with excellence. You're ready to teach artistry the same way.

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My frameworks give you the same clear progression for artistry that you already use for technique—developmental sequences, concrete teaching language, and systematic integration across all levels.

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I create complete frameworks for ballet education.​​​​

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What does that mean? It means I've built clear progression pathways, detailed roadmaps, and teaching sequences for every aspect of ballet—including artistry.

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This is the first comprehensive framework for ballet artistry education.

 

Teachers on three continents use these curricula.

 

Students gain acceptance to elite programs including ABT, Boston Ballet School, and Orlando Ballet.​

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This is practical, implementable methodology that transforms programs.

What You'll Find Here:​​​​

Complete Ballet Frameworks

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Complete Ballet Frameworks - Technique, pointe, and ballet history with developmental progression for every level.

 

The thoughtfully structured frameworks that support your unique teaching artistry.​​​

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NEW The Ballet Artistry Course

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The complete framework that makes artistry as teachable as technique.

 

Professional development for teachers ready to transform their approach.

 

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"The combinations are so age-appropriate, and I greatly appreciate that—it's clear how much care you've put into aligning your materials with both developmental needs and strong technical foundations."

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Maya L., studio owner

Free Guide: The 3-Joint Plié Approach
 

Most teachers approach plié as simply "bending and straightening the knees." This guide reveals what's really happening to transform plié from basic exercise into foundational artistry.​

 

Get the free guide →

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