day in the life of a dance teacher ☆ Luna Montana

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Xoxo,
Luna Montana

Age: 19
Where I live: Los Angeles, CA

[elliek]

the different reactions when she said they were doing improv was hilarious

[elizabethcombs]

I taught a ballet class for 3-6. When I was teaching my 6 year olds we were “jumping over the river” - a piece of blue fabric on the ground to practice leaps. Well I’m the middle of that activity I had a little girl pee mid jump and that’s when I knew I wasn’t cut out for it:

[meganestaley]

“and that’s on post anxiety” ok max jdjsjdjsj

[theakoss]

i would do anything to take a dance class with you. you're like the coolest and best teacher.

[Kay-qxnt]

Lol my dance teacher would always tell us “I made this part up in my kitchen while cooking dinner!”

the kid in black doing the renegade dance at 9:30 lmao i-

[annagyure]

Hi Luna,
My name is Anna. I don’t know if you remember me but we danced together at CDT for a really long time. I was just scrolling through my snap feed and I found the video you did about going through body dysmorphia. I remember always watching you dance and being so amazed at how good you were and how perfect your body was. I never in a million years would have guessed what you were going through. I’m glad you are doing better. Just know that a lot of girls from our studio looked up to you and still look up to you for your talent and grace. As a senior dance major in college, I can tell you that the dance world at large is much different than the environment we grew up in. People judge you for your talent and personality more than for your body. I really hope you find your way and continue to dance, because it’s worth it.

[sara-ecol]

“If ur not doing it it’s caught on video” lmao I love these videos!!

[merlymesu]

this is so random but i feel like you and maddie ziegler would be such a good friendship

[lilianacudly]

At the end when you’re talking about your voice being tired, I noticed that you had been “shouting” or speaking at a high volume. Something to work on would be projecting, like on a stage, because this can help prevent vocal damage. Also, steaming your voice with a steamer or even just hot showers is great for this. Avoid tea before you’re talking for long amounts of time as well!

[rebeccasmith]

I love how you encourage them, but yet keep them focused. You're so sweet, but also know how to correct them when they need corrections 🖤

[leahpearson]

These girls are so lucky to have you as a positive influence! You're a stellar role model, which is needed in the bitter sweet world of dance 💕💕💕💕💕💕loved this :•)

[zitasophia]

Omg the warm up routine looks so nice!! Maybe you could show us the complete routine in a video? 😏

[robertamorfose]

FINALLY a teaching video WE WANT MOREEE love it

[jadajonesoldchannel]

yes girl as a dance teacher myself I can relate to the whole blocking shenanigans lmaooo😂👏🏽

[asli]

I struggled giving classes at cadets when I became an instructor, something I was told then that has stuck: never speak while they are still talking, don’t disrespect yourself to raise your voice. It is such valuable advice and if time doesn’t permit for you to wait then speak in a low volume and those that are listening will benefit from your teaching. Try it, it might help you !!

[manja]

Lmao when I tell my dance kids to do improv they all go

[pinkcloudsonastarrynight]

9:28 lol the girl with the low ponytail having a quick tik tok dance break

[bbelfanti]

I did ballet when I was 5 until 12 and then 16-17, I'm 20 now and seeing this brings me soooo many good memories<3

[katebopp]

Hey! just a little tip- with kids as young as the ones in your ballet class, try to do really simple exercises so they can work on their placement and technique. Also, at that young of an age high legs are not worth sacrificing their placement and are not very important!!