Battement Tendu En Tournant Part II | Ballet Tutorial | Adult Ballet

Following last month's tutorial, we are increasing the level of difficulty by reversing the combination. Learn more or join my classes atwww.holisticballet.com
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Music by Cyrus Gabrysch
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00:00 - preview
00:35 - intro
01:14 - front view
02:26 - back view
03:39 - recap en dehors version
04:23 - explain reversed version
05:52 - tip #1: how to do tendu back
07:26 - tip #2: how to tendu en tournant en dedans
08:44 - tip #3: how to do relevé-passé en dedans
09:07 - one more time with Herbert
09:48 - outro

[@xiomaradiaz5292]

The furry assistant is so precious!!!

[@HolisticBallet]

Yes, he's the most precious in my life.

[@anibrown5374]

Scooping around with the back leg is physically easier on the hips as well as maintaining 'spot', when slow turning, always knowing where you are. Are some of us built back to front?

[@HolisticBallet]

It is easier in a way. It can feel more natural as it is a 'forward movement' and we mainly move forward rather than backward in regular life.

[@anibrown5374]

@@HolisticBallet so nothing physical like hip sockets direction or turnout?

[@HolisticBallet]

@@anibrown5374 yes, moving this way aligns more with the direction of most peoples' hip sockets. You should feel similarly during relevé-passé en dedans.