Ballet skills (for both boys and girls) extend beyond the genre. Its emphasis on excellent technique, musicality, rhythm, and general fitness makes it not just a fantastic workout, but also a foundation for almost any type of dance. It also provides an excellent atmosphere for developing collaboration and social skills. In fact, according to one study by Harvard University, students who take part in such classes are more likely to go on to become professional dancers. There are many types of ballet. Here are the two most common types of ballet for boys and girls: classical and jazz. Boys and men can join women in class if there is space available. They usually learn how to dance classical ballets that focus on elegance and precision rather than strength. These dances are often based on stories or poems, with costumes and sets designed to make the drama visible to everyone in the room. Boys may be invited to attend female-only classes where they will learn jazz, funk, hip-hop, street, or other popular styles. These classes are often called "boys night out" because it's an opportunity for young men to have fun and express themselves without worrying about what kind of movement they make. In conclusion, yes, boys can do ballet!