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Ballet Byte: Evan McKie demonstrates Rond de jambe à terre. With both legs straight, the working leg makes a series of circular movements on the ground. The toe of the working foot does not rise off the ground & does not pass beyond fourth position front or fourth position back. | The National Ballet of Canada

Rond de Jambe is a fundamental movement in ballet that involves the circular motion of the leg. Whether you are performing it at the barre or in the center, the position of your chin plays a vital role in the overall presentation and execution of the step.By lifting your chin and keeping it parallel to the floor, you create a beautiful line from the top of your head to your toes. This extension of the neck not only adds an aesthetic appeal but also helps to maintain proper alignment throughout y

87K views · 551 reactions | Mastering the grand rond de jambe jeté is all about freedom in rotation. When you rotate your legs freely, you create a sweeping, effortless motion that defines the elegance of this movement. It’s the ultimate blend of control and fluidity; each rotation must feel natural yet powerful. Remember that in your next class! | Runqiao Du Ballet Coaching | Facebook