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When much , much later The Royal Danish Ballet decided to put some of the Bournonville pirouettes and balances on full pointe instead of demi-pointe , the ballerinas had a real problem : how to get a shoe soft enough for the jumps but hard enough for the balances and turns . The nucleus of this list consists of books that can probably provide answers to questions like the ones in this FAQ ; but most of the list now consists of books that have been recommended by people on a.a.b . In areas involving disclosure , the Commission has historically called for similar regulation , and has continued that approach . I think the version that runs on Unix workstations might do high quality rendering of the bodies , so that one probably looks a lot better . Italian ad agio means " at ease " ; but adage is probably the most fatiguing part of class . It is not that difficult a step , in fact , as I was to realize when , years later , I suddenly discovered that I could do it , and this story of my struggles with it will reveal to any experienced dancer , more than any modest disclaimers on my part could , the depths of my ineptitude . His most famous student was probably the short-lived , brilliant Maria Danilova ( 1793-1810 ) . Dancing was n't my kind of thing and never had been ; my things were engineering and technology and , later on , writing , computer programming , and teaching . Ford Credit pays the supplier directly and then is repaid later by the dealer . Even today Russian shoes are generally stiffer , and Russian technique calls for " pouncing " onto pointe more than rolling through , another example of the interdependence of pointe technique and pointe shoes . An example would be starting with the left arm down , and five seconds later having it raised to 90 degrees . I was entranced , as usual , and on the way home , I burbled with enthusiasm over what we had seen - - how I had liked the dancing , how much I liked ballet generally , how much I identified with the dancers , and so on ; and finally Anton said , probably to shut me up , " If you feel that way about it , you should take classes . This brings one up against the fundamental frustration that I believe infects the practice of any art : the more you know , the higher your standards become , and ( unless you're impossibly vain ) the more you are tormented by your own shortcomings .