what you are doing with your feet and legs.
definition of arms in lateral position in dance terms
Arms laterally means that the arms are out to the side away from the body.
The arms should be on the floor and the feet should be at the side The arms should be on the floor and the feet should be at the side
the hand is in hand and feet is in your back
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definition of arms in lateral position in dance terms
Arms laterally means that the arms are out to the side away from the body.
The arms should be on the floor and the feet should be at the side The arms should be on the floor and the feet should be at the side
The fundamental position for arms and feet are used in ballet. They include turnout, line, basic arm positions, and basic leg positions.
the hand is in hand and feet is in your back
First position is to stand straight with hands and arms facing in an oval manner, palm of hand curved 1/3 downward. hand tip balance to the pusod. as if being the orator of an orchestra.Second position has arms spread parallel. arms and feet in sideward position. palms facing upward, after first position feet together with arms passionately move oppositely forming a side ward position.Third position has Left arms raise high in oval position above head.
the reverse t position is to reject thee factor by its side out of two arms or two feet.....it frequently T position............
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Arms laterally means that the arms are out to the side, away from the body. This is important in dance because sometimes the arms need to be in certain positions.
the faces of rhytmic activities are the position of arms and feet position of gymnastic
The fundamental position for arms and feet are used in Ballet. They include turnout, line, basic arm positions, and basic leg positions.
It's when you're arms are wide out to the side. Most of the time you will have your feet in 2nd too. Hope i helped