Genius Hour
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Genius Hour
Sarah Gudas Digital Literacy Period 4
Ballet Fouette Turns
The History of Fouette Turns
- Ballet was invented in Italy.
- There are many French terms used.
- Fouette Turns mean "whipped turns".
- (http://ballet.isport.com/ballet-guides/history-of-ballet)
Step Two
Place your feet in second position- a few inches apart.
Step Three
Move your "turning foot" so it is diagonal from the other.
Step Four
Lift your non-turning foot and put it on your knee.
Step Five
Turn whichever way is most comfortable.
Remember
You have to really throw your body in the turn.
Spot every turn
Keep your eyes at a certain place every time you turn.
Spotting
This is very important to know how to do.
Step Six
Next, you are going to start the actual fouette.
Practice makes perfect.
Practice the previous steps continuously.
Arm positioning
This is the easiest part of the turn.
First Positon Arms
Start off with your arms in front of you.
Second Position Arms
Move your arms so they are horizontal.
Third Position Arms
One of your arms will look like it is in second.
Third Position Arms Cont.
The other will look like it is in first position.
Putting the steps together.
You have to keep turning and whip your leg.
"Whipping"
Kick your leg out and then into your knee.
