Ballet workout: ready fitness plan for beginner, intermediate and advanced level

One of our readers asked me to help her to plan ballet training for beginners. Recall that we are talking about programs that are based on elements of ballet, yoga and Pilates. They have attained high popularity due to its effectiveness and safety.

We offer you to familiarize yourself with the fitness plan ballet training for beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. You can follow a ready-made lesson plan. Or, based on the combination of programs to create your own training plan.

Read more about ballet workouts, their use and effectiveness, as well as information about the most popular programs read the article: Top best ballet workout for a beautiful and elegant body.

Do ballet workouts ready fitness plan

1. Fitness plan for beginners

If you are just starting to do fitness, it is best to choose training elementary level. You can choose this plan also in that case, if you’ve never had ballet training. For beginners we suggest to consider the following programs:

1. The Booty Barre: Beginners & Beyond with Tracey mallet — great for beginners. A gentle pace and a small number of repetitions. Initially, there is little instruction on the techniques of the movements.

2. From Classic Barre Amped Suzanne Bowen includes several segments for different problem areas. Entirely lasts 70 minutes, but you can alternate some of the segments to engage in less than an hour.

3. Ballet Body: Total Body by Leah Disease — consists of three independent workouts for lower body to upper body and belly. Each part lasts 20 minutes.

Depending on time availability we offer you two ready-made fitness plan for beginners.

For those who can take from 40 minutes to 1 hour per day:

  • MON: Ballet Body Total Body: Upper Body + Lower Body + warm-up and stretch (50 minutes)
  • W: Classic Barre Amped: no Thigh Work (60 minutes)
  • CP: The Booty Barre Beginners & Beyond (50 minutes)
  • THU: Total Body Ballet Body: Lower Body* + Core Workout + warm up and stretch (50 minutes)
  • FRI: Classic Barre Amped: no Seat Work (50 minutes)
  • SB: The Booty Barre Beginners & Beyond (50 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

* In our fitness plan Lower Body repeated twice. If you have a problem area, hands or belly, to take the repetition Upper Body or Core Workout accordingly.

For those who can do 20-30 minutes a day:

  • MON: Ballet Body Total Body: Upper Body + warm-up and stretching (30 minutes)
  • W: Classic Barre Amped: the first half (30 minutes)
  • CP: The Booty Barre Beginners & Beyond: only the main part (30 minutes)
  • THU: Total Body Ballet Body: Core Workout + warm up and stretching (30 minutes)
  • FRI: Classic Barre Amped: the second half (30 minutes)
  • SB: Ballet Body Total Body: Lower Body + warm-up and stretching (30 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

2. Fitness plan for intermediate level

After months of training plan for beginners, you can safely move to the middle tier. Also, you can start with him, if you are sure that the initial level you will not give the desired load. The plan for middle-level training includes the following programs:

1. Cardio Fat Burn from Suzanny Bowen — the program is based on the execution of ballet exercises at an aerobic pace. Also sections for body sculpting. Entirely lasts for 75 minutes, but we recommend to alternate between segments of the Cardio Sculpt and Cardio Core.

2. The Booty Barre: Total New Body with Tracey mallet — hour training session in which the main load is on the hips and buttocks. But for the hands and abdomen also prepared exercises. Lasts about an hour.

3. Lean Cardio with Tracy mallet — the program consists of two 25-minute workouts. First, it’s low impact aerobic exercise. The second are functional exercises.

For those who are willing to engage in 50-60 minutes:

  • MON: Cardio Fat Burn without Cardio Sculpt (60 minutes)
  • W: The Booty Barre Total New Body (60 minutes)
  • WED: Cardio Lean (50 minutes)
  • THU: Cardio Fat Burn with no Cardio Core (60 minutes)
  • PT: The Booty Barre Total New Body (60 minutes)
  • SAT: Cardio Lean (50 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

For those who can do 30-40 minutes, we will select individual segments in a program:

  • MON: Cardio Fat Burn: Extreme Cardio Fat Burn + warm-up and stretching (40 minutes)
  • W: The Booty Barre Total New Body: for the hands and press + warm-up and stretch (35 minutes)
  • WED: Cardio Lean: Sleek Physique (25 minutes)
  • THU: Cardio Fat Burn: Cardio Sculpt + Core Cardio + warm-up and stretching (40 minutes)
  • PT: The Booty Barre Total New Body: basic training + warm-up and stretch (35 minutes)
  • SAT: Cardio Lean: Slender Body Burn (25 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

3. Fitness plan for advanced level

If you have already mastered the intermediate level and are ready to continue to improve, we offer you the option for the advanced student. In the advanced plan includes the following programs:

1. The Booty Barre Plus Abs & Arms Tracey mallet — a similar program of The Booty Barre, as we saw above, but for advanced level.

2. Ballet Body: Thread Leah Disease — again, back to Leah, but try more complicated workouts. They are also divided into 3 parts: upper body, lower body, belly. But each has lasted 40 minutes.

3. Cardio Melt Tracey mallet — program is similar in structure and content with Cardio Lean. But a little more difficult. Also consists of two workouts at 25 minutes.

For those who are willing to do 1 hour and more:

  • PN: Thread Ballet Body: Upper Body + Lower Body (80 minutes)
  • W: Cardio Melt (50 minutes)
  • CP: The Booty Barre Plus Abs & Arms (80 minutes)
  • THU: Thread Ballet Body: Core Workout + Lower Body* (80 minutes)
  • FRI: Cardio Melt (50 minutes)
  • SB: The Booty Barre Plus Abs & Arms (80 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

* As in the beginners level we have included in the plan, Lower Body twice. If you have a problem area, hands or belly, to take the repetition Upper Body or Core Workout accordingly.

For those who are willing to engage in no more than 45 minutes:

  • PN: Thread Ballet Body: Upper Body (40 minutes)
  • W: Cardio Melt: Interval Fat Burn (25 minutes)
  • SR: Thread Ballet Body: Lower Body (40 minutes)
  • THU: The Booty Barre Plus Abs & Arms: only Booty Barre & Abs + warm-up and stretching (45 minutes)
  • FRI: Cardio Melt: Total Toned Body (25 minutes)
  • SB: Thread Ballet Body: Core Workout (40 minutes)
  • Sun: day off

As you know, this is only a tentative plan, which you can adapt to fit their needs and capabilities. I hope that the finished solution will help you optimize your training. If you have any suggestions on how to improve or change the proposed plan of ballet training, let us know in the comments.

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