what are the names of some of these leaps/turns? please help!?

Question

-one is where the back leg is bent
-another is where both are bent
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and are there any online videos to help me improve?

Answer 1

The one where the back leg is bent is

a turning jette or a barishnakoff (spelling??)...



The other is a double stag or a double attidue.

Answer 2

Well in Ballet the turn when your in 4th position and you turn towards your back leg i believe is called a pirouette (Peer Oh Et). And the big leap i believe is called a granjete (sp).



I hope this helps

Answer 3

the first one is either a firebird leap or attitude

the second is a stag leap

firebird leap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou2oyBp5xnQ

i can't find videos for the other ones.

but yea

Answer 4

for the first you might have to be more specific..

the second one is a tendu flesche (sorry about spelling on that one)

idk about videos. i know tendu flesche feels awkward till your used to it, so thats all it is

Answer 5

i think they're called stag and double stags. i'm not so good at them either so sorry i can't really help much about getting better but maybe think about going up...thats what my teacher says hope this helps

Answer 6

the first one might be a attitude......does it look like this??



http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i22/marsonice/ballet/ballet7.jpg



if it looks like this...its and attitude from back...there also is attidute in front....



but i dunno what the other one looks like..lol or what ur thinking about..sorry!!!



Micky