5.7K views · 37 reactions | How can you get a flatter, higher Firebird jump? Try repeating this drill 5 times in a row! Add it consistently to your home practice program for best results! This exercise helps you build power and allows you to find the perfect Firebird line! @international_dance_technique #firebird #howto | Lucy Ellis Dance Coaching | Facebook

284 reactions · 28 shares | Experience The Firebird up close from the comfort of your living room. Unstoppable physicality direct from stage to screen. | Royal New Zealand Ballet | Facebook

TAKING FLIGHT // The Firebird has very specialized movements in her dancing that are bird-like. The crisp movements and delicate jumps are exactly how you would imagine a bird to fly and move around the stage. We love this moment of the Firebird jete-ing around the entire cast of princesses and monsters! 👹 Catch the Firebird one last time this weekend at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts Miami City Ballet dancers in Firebird. Choreography by Jerome Robbins and George Balanchine. George

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343K views · 10K reactions | How do you rate this modern version of the Firebird?  #pontiacfirebird #firebird | HotCars | Facebook

The General Motors Firebird was a group of experimental cars made for car shows in 1953, 1956, and 1959. The designers, led by Harley Earl, were inspired by fighter aircraft designs. The first car, Firebird I, was like a jet on wheels with a powerful gas turbine engine. It was the first car in the U.S. with such an engine. The design was not practical, with a bubble canopy, a single-seat cockpit, a fiberglass body, short wings, and a tall tail fin. The car weighed 2,500 pounds and had a top spee