Super Saturday B’s Knees
It’s Saturday and time to talk about the position known as “B
Plus”. This is the “resting” position
used prior to, or in between other steps.
Often dancers will forget to put their knees together, and the working
foot will turn in – that is, the top of the toes will be resting on the ground.
What should happen is this:
the knee area is “kissing” and the rotation in the hip sockets is engaged
so that the working leg turns out and this
correctly places the edge of the big toe of the working foot on the
ground – not the top of the toes.
So in B Plus, kiss the knees and rotate the legs in the hips
socket!
From the Big Blue Book of Ballet Secrets:
Secret #19a:
“In B Plus, remember
to kiss the knees and rotate the legs.”
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