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Physics, 03.12.2020 22:30, heavyhearttim

Please create 3 exercises: a plié, a tendu and a dégagé exercise and write down exactly how you would teach these exercises to a class. Each exercise needs to have at least 4 8-counts and at the most 8 8-counts. Once you have created the exercise, practice it a few times to see if it works. Do not use this example, but here is a start of an example:
1-2 Demi-plié in first position
3-4 Demi-plié in first position
5-8 Grand-plié
1-2 Rise
3-4 Rise
5-6 Rise
7-8 Tendu to 2nd

You will need to write the counts, the steps and the positions they are done in. Here is what you need to do:

Plies:
1-2 Demi-plié in first position
3-4 Demi-plié in first position
5-8 Grand-plié
1-2 Rise
3-4 Rise
5-6 Rise
7-8 Tendu to 2nd
You have to do another 1-8 x2

Tendus:
You need to do 1-8 x4

Dégagés:
You need to do 1-8 x4

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