In this dance how to video, Larry Payne demonstrates the sissone a la seconde ferme (to the second position closed), then en avant (in front), finishing with a "changement." The step sissone is named for the person who invented it. ballet move. This is a basic move for the beginning ballet dancer. Follow along with this dance tutorial and you can do the sissone a la seconde ferme ballet move.
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Attach elastic to ballet shoes
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Clean ballet slippers
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Warm up with ballet barre exercises
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Perform a Fouette' turn
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Tie the ribbon on pointe shoes
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Tie ballet pointe shoes
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Perform an A La Seconde turn
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Matte down ballet pointe shoes
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Perform a pitch kick
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Use a wall to do split stretches
How To:
Attach elastic to ballet shoes
How To:
Practice beginning floor, barre, & centre ballet
How To:
Clean ballet slippers
How To:
Do the splits quickly
How To:
Tie ballet slippers
How To:
Do the oversplit stretch in dance and get flexible
How To:
Perform an attitude turn
How To:
Perform easy dance steps for kids
How To:
Do a center floor ballet routine
How To:
Warm up with ballet barre exercises
How To:
Perform a Fouette' turn
How To:
Tie the ribbon on pointe shoes
How To:
Complete a front walkover for cheerleading, dance, and gymnastics
How To:
Do a barrel turn
How To:
Do an open side leap
How To:
Tie ballet pointe shoes
How To:
Perform an A La Seconde turn
How To:
Matte down ballet pointe shoes
How To:
Perform a pitch kick
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