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1. Introduction
I. Ballet quote
II. Ballet is good for everyone.
III. Physical benefit, brain activity, emotion

2. Body
I. Physical
A. Strengthen bodies
1. Lean and toned muscles
2. Sportsmen's ballet training
B. Better posture
1. Shoulder-back and neck
2. Parallel position
II. Challenge brains
A. Memory capacity
1. Increasing Short-term memory
2. Increasing Mid-term memory
B. Whole brain thinking
1. Ballet is a precise dance form.
2. It requires both sides of brain.
III. Communication
A. Understanding others
1. Physical awareness of others
2. Emotional awareness of others
B. Understanding of body language
1. Through music
2. Relationship with the body

3. Conclusion
I. In conclusion, non-dancers can benefit from ballet lessons.
II. It improves health, brain activities, and communication.
III. It is an important role as well as a pleasure.

본문내용

George Balanchine, who was a choreographer and the father of American ballet, said "Ballet is important and significant-yes. But first of all, it is a pleasure.". Forget about the image of traditional ballet like children who are wearing a pink tutu. No matter what you are a dancer or not, you are a woman or a man, you are young or old, ballet is beneficial to everyone. So, I'm going to present good things of ballet in three parts such as body, brain and communication.
First, ballet is good for physical health. Believe it or not, ballet is a great way of building muscles.

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