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Pointe shoes - Pointe shoes (sometimes called toe shoes) are a special type of shoe used by ballet dancers for pointework. They allow a ballerina to dance on the tips of her toes (en pointe).
Soft technique shoes - Pointe Shoes allow ballet dancers to stand on their toes. Dancers wear Soft tecnique shoes untill they are ready for pointe shoes (their feet need to be strong enough).
En pointe - Dancing en pointe is the action of rising to 'tips of the toes' while performing steps from ballet technique. Also known as pointe work, it is performed using hard toed pointe shoes.
Ballet shoes - [feet.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Not all ballet shoes have reinforced tips for dancing en pointe], exercises on the bar are done wearing light soft shoes.
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