3 Common Mistakes Dancers Make with Pirouettes on Stage + How to Fix Them

Making mistakes is an essential component of learning. How quickly you bounce back from mistakes is a good indicator of your level as a dancer.
However, during ballet competitions, it is always best not to make any unnecessary mistakes in order to increase your chances of winning.
To help you be more confident and engaging onstage, I will be sharing some common mistakes dancers make on stage (but often not realized).
❌ In Preparation: Lack of Plie
❌ Underpower of the Back Leg
❌ When Landing: Lack of Proper Plie
Watch the entire video for thorough tips on how to fix them!
Hope you learned something new from this!
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[@Faye88837]

Indeed, DUCON is a gift we all, as adult students, should treasure! Thank you!🙌

[@Loscty]

OMG! The first tip was super helpful! Tysm for posting!❤

[@RedFluffyFox]

Hello from Ukraine. Thanks a lot! Light is really very important and we often forget about it

[@levimazie2223]

This is good..I will practice.G O O D .

[@levimazie2223]

I find my arms hard to keep but getting there thanks mind Iam not spring chicken although I have this good turnout so I have no excuses joy.

[@susanbrown7937]

Some teachers teach a small plie and not a deep plie.

[@larissalora3647]

He means plié should be enough. Plié should be plié, not just bending the knees. Everyone naturally can bend the knees, right? But in Ballet pliè when knees over the toes.

[@susanbrown7937]

@@larissalora3647 Which means a deep plie. A small plie that some teachers teach doesnt have knees over toes.