[@yulanlin8607]

Such a brilliant way help students visualize the movement!!

[@guangminghe8020]

Very helpful, thanks ❤

[@larissalora3647]

Thanks to You, our Dear Teacher!💖🌹🐝

[@amaray871]

Thank you Mr. Du! This explanation really helped me.

[@leilagysman8860]

Hi i just enjoyed this trully as a teacher for me is really a challenge
Thank you so much

[@세종시이츠발레무용학]

Thank you. Teacher from korea. 🇰🇷 ^^

[@kejiechen1613]

This is exactly what i want to learn as a teacher myself. Thank you Mr. Du! I always can absort something in your videos! Wondering if you also have a course like this for ballet teaching techniques that i can attend online? I'm located in Singapore. Thank you so much!

[@vedranabeg3061]

Thank you. Very good advice.

[@gabriellavanaxeldongen704]

Thanks so much. I will definitely try it with my students

[@hannemosadegh2389]

Thank you. Such good video

[@Swan-world1010]

Thank you mr du.

[@jinjing232002]

Super helpful! 😘

[@Sammm_70]

Thanks teacher, this technique worked a lot for me

[@vrsfanatic]

Professional advise that is taught in many professional schools, not new thoughts but correct and good images, if only it was not done with bent knees. Why are the knees bent? 1st stage of development is with straight knees in Vaganova schooling. Later with Demi plié, but not done like this.

[@tuluceliseibogdan3632]

:)

[@geraldinebutler2647]

Why are you bending your knees?

[@carine4318]

I’m 66 and doing adult ballet 🩰 so can’t remember all the names and routines..this one I shall remember