How to: Tombe Pas De Bourrée [ Ballet Tutorial ]

Today I am breaking down tombe pas de bourrée! This is step that I have been working on this summer with my beginner students. I believe it is a great thing to practice this pattern at home to really help ingrain it in your body.
I remember when I was first starting ballet getting my feet all twisted around in this step. I would go home and pracitce all the different variations of pas de bourrée.
If you want more help with a basic pas de bourrée check out my video on that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmW2lp2Cea5naa8
Let me know if you have any questions or requests below, I'd love to hear from you.
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[@chayamoont8270]

The only place online to learn this perfectly! Thank you.

[@TheWholePointe]

Wow, how kind! I am grateful to help!

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[@angelicadm9327]

Thanks for showing the back angle and slow motion !!!

[@TheWholePointe]

my pleasure!

[@Zoom_1012]

OMG I am so glad I found this channel. I am a 49 year old student now in intermediate classes and we are learning this exact combination. I love how you explain it and showing it in slow motion. I can't thank you enough 🙂🙆🏼‍♂️

[@TheWholePointe]

Oh that is fantastic, I am so glad you have found ballet and that we can connect! Let me know if there is anything else specific that you'd like me to do a video on. ❤

[@michaelahope9183]

Oh my gosh thank you! I'm taking a dance class at school and we are learning a dance for our midterms that had this in it but in 4th position. My teacher went through everything really fast and I've never done this before so I was pretty confused. I only had to watch about a minute and a half to get what I needed.This helped SO much! It all makes more sense now! Thanks! -stressed high school student 😂

[@TheWholePointe]

I am so glad that it helped! I definitely remember when I first started ballet how I wished sometimes the teachers would go a bit slower - haha Thanks for your comment!

[@karinebilodeau3819]

I've just watched this like 12 times...and will do so again and again. Thank you for this step by step!

[@TheWholePointe]

I am so glad it is helpful - I do hope to do another video on this soon, stay tuned for that!

[@snabeyratne]

This is really good. Bravo!

[@TheFeilong88]

Thank you very much for your efforts to show the movements in multiple angles and the slow motion! So very valuable for beginner students! Thank you again!

[@TheWholePointe]

I am so glad you found it useful! Let me know if there are any other steps you would like to see

[@laurenanderson7587]

So easy to follow. And you have beautiful technique and a beautifully high demi!

[@TheWholePointe]

oh I'm so glad! Thank you for your beautiful comment!

[@donnamarie6840]

The slow motion follow along portion is so very helpful ! Thank you.

[@TheWholePointe]

I am so glad! Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see!

[@winniecantonese]

Thanks always!! 🥰😘❤

[@TheWholePointe]

Always welcome! Thanks for being here!!

[@anoelle5155]

I’m so glad I found this bc in class I always did the wrong arms bc I was confused on what you did with them but this really help me do the right arms

[@TheWholePointe]

Awesome! There are different arm variations but this is one of the most common ones!

[@anoelle5155]

The Whole Pointe yeah I think this is the arms for what we are doing in class

[@TheWholePointe]

@@anoelle5155 perfect! Glad to help!!

[@sirinyas1186]

Thank you. Really helpful ❤

[@carlaborgesmg]

que graciosidade! amei a aula

[@orglober1234]

This is the best !! 😱❤️ tnx for your incredible videos 😍

[@TheWholePointe]

Glad you enjoy it! That means a lot!

[@youandmecold]

This is so helpful. Thanks so much. 👍👍

[@TheWholePointe]

ah that makes me so happy to hear! Thank you for sharing, let me know if I can help with anything else.

[@clo1397]

thank you so much for this video ! You explain very well and the back view helps a lot :) As a beginner adult, I never understood how to do it properly in class, now I get it. By the way your feet look gorgeous :)

[@TheWholePointe]

That makes me so happy to hear, thank you! I definitely remember being tripped up by this step when I first learned it and I love being able to help it click for others as well!

[@khujamul7013]

Thank you so much - such a helpful video!!!

[@TheWholePointe]

I am so glad to hear that, thank you!

[@osnatshaibe1534]

Great tutorial - really makes me want to practice it 👍. And I will. Much appreciated 🙏

[@TheWholePointe]

Oh perfect! That's exactly the intent! How's your dancing going?

[@pheart2381]

Reverse view really helpful!

[@TheWholePointe]

I'm so glad! Thanks for commenting!

[@attiladasfilm]

Great :)

[@TheWholePointe]

I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@elainechen8179]

Your videos are very helpful! Can you also teach us how to do Contretemps? I never got the steps right. And nobody actually made a video on this. Thank you!

[@TheWholePointe]

Great idea, I would love to!

[@slefthandbull]

What is the music piece called?! I would like to find it for my at home barre foot work. It’s so beautiful!!!!

[@jamiesaccount6870]

Your videos are so helpfull,I got one question, I am practising my splits ,with my left leg in front I am alm ost there,only 5cm perhaps,but the right leg really challenges me and I am not half so far as Iam on the other side. Is that normal.Any tips ? And even the last 5 cm Is a point where I hang now since at least 6 weeks.Please help me.

[@TheWholePointe]

Hey I don't know how I missed this comment! It is normal for one side to be more flexible. There are a lot of variables but I would recommend rolling out (massaging) the muscles in your thighs and hips/butt, PNF stretching and strengthening your core and lower back. Those 3 things make the biggest difference that I've seen in trying to get splits. Let me know how it goes!

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[@TheWholePointe]

haha love that! thanks for you comments!