on low

(a)  

forward

(a)  

outward

(a)  

inward

(a)  

in a walk, walking

(a)  

to melt, melting

(a)  

step of the horse

(a)  

 a rotating jump in which the torso is involved in a tilt or arch, creating a space hold action in the head

(a)  

a leap that is performed with one or both legs in the attitude position

(a)  

pressing the feet into a forced arch position while the torso inclines from the knee to the head

(a)  

 a jump where one or both legs are folded tightly under the pelvis

(a)  

a rotating motion where the following leg glides along the floor

(a)  

a position of the body where the alignment is not symmetrical, rather it is sloped, angled, or slanted

(a)  

maintaining the integrity of the relationship between the top of the head and the tail bone no matter what action is taking place in the body.

(a)  

 movement performed spontaneously

(a)  

the period of time during which the motion or movement is lifted or held. 

(a)  

 is the speed at which the music is played

(a)  

dance of two

(a)  

to fall, through to another movement

(a)  

a 90 degree rotation of the leg and feet, starting at the top of the hip joint.

(a)  

time connected

(a)  

time raised

(a)  

a curtsey or bow, performed at the end of a ballet class

(a)  

a leaning of the body, sloped, inclined

(a)  

giving way

(a)  

crossed

(a)  

separated, wide apart

(a)  

a ballet jump where a dancer beats their legs together in the air.

Caper, jump

(a)  

strong movement in the center of the body that binds the abdominals and curves the spine.

(a)