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Step into an arabesque pose

One of the iconic poses in ballet is the arabesque, where the dancer extends one leg behind them while maintaining an upright posture. Achieving a 90-degree arabesque is a goal many ballet dancers strive for, as it represents a high level of flexibility and control. Here are some tips to help you work towards achieving a 90-degree arabesque! Watch closely. For aspiring dancers who are serious about taking their skills to the next level, DUCON stands as the ultimate destination for personalized c

FOURTH ARABESQUE ARMS ✨ MAKE BEAUTIFUL! This can often look very crooked especially with the back arm. By thinking of it mimicking a seconde position before turning the palms down and rolling the head, we will be able to keep the back in the placement it needs to be. Establish your seconde position with the arms and hips square to the front and you’ll acheive a beautiful back. Then incline the head to look at the little finger in front to give nice style and elegance! Along with this, the sense

A properly executed arabesque not only looks beautiful, but it also requires a high level of control and precision. Without proper alignment and squareness in the hips, the pose can look sloppy or unbalanced, detracting from the overall beauty of the dance. Of course, achieving a high extension in the leg is still an important goal for many dancers. However, it's crucial to remember that technique and alignment are just as important, if not more so. By focusing on achieving squareness in the hip

Among the various types of arabesques, the fourth arabesque holds a special place in the Vaganova technique. Mastering this position requires dedication, practice, and attention to detail. Watch the full video to learn more from Mr. Riccardo! If you’re wanting a stronger connection with the ballet community and the chance to push yourself in new ways - physically and mentally, we strongly believe that DuCon Summer 2023 Adults Program would be perfect for you. Learn more: https://runqiaodu.com/du

Moving to Advanced Arabesque

Ballet Byte: Arabesque