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Herbert is Ok with whatever you do as long as you pick him up and pet him.

i love you and your dance!

Poor thing

thank you <3

Viva Herbert 😻

The slow motion is a game changer, so few tutorials have that and it’s nearly impossible to perceive the difference just watching regular time. The different colors for L and R foot was also appreciated. This is SO helpful, thank you!

I have been doing petite allegro in the water

cute cat!!!

great instructions! Very clear and nicely demonstrated!

Scooping around with the back leg is physically easier on the hips as well as maintaining 'spot', when slow turning, always knowing where you are. Are some of us built back to front?

The furry assistant is so precious!!!

So beautiful! Pas de Chat Purr!

herbert is a bad b0i. end of.

... ich bin immer wieder beeindruckt von dieser Leistungsfähigkeit klassisches Ballett zu vermitteln, zu unterrichten🌷🍀👍💃🏼

Is this same as detourne?

Thanks!

You are such an amazing teacher...you bring me joy with every class you teach!

So many different names for the same things.

So cute with cat.

beautifully you dance!

Looks vaguely familiar sneakily preparing for pirouette not quite pirouette, Herbert, as usual gets top spot.

You do a waltz in 4 time?

The performance with Herbert always steals the show!

excellent video! ❤

Beutiful, thank you Franziska❤

I'm new to ballet. Started at 62. Never had it before. I am now almost 68, and I'm strong and now have the muscles, but I'm super struggling with center work cognitively and balance-wise; it's extremely frustrating and humbling. I am so happy to have found YOU. This lesson was so helpful in many ways. Thank you for giving front and back views and for slowing things down. Ballet is the hardest thing I've ever attempted, and I never give up. Thank you for making it seem possible that someday I can do center. Thank you.

Beautifully done!

Beautiful music and movements.. I love it. Thank you very much!

is that really herbert purring on mic

Thank you for clarifying this type. You dance so beautifully!

'The step of giving way'....ballet plus a life lesson. Thank you!

Thank you 👍

Thank you for showing us this step. One question: I see pas de bourree forward and backward only done not changing feet. Could it be done changing feet or is it stuck this way? I tried to do it changinge feet and it seems okay. Maybe that would be something else?

You have very beautiful feet and clean technique.

Sei dravissima ed è tutto molto chiaro..grazie🙏💕🩰

Never knew about the reverse! Thank you!

cute cat!

Dear Franziska, there are some good things in your demonstration, but I will allow myself two remarks: although it is for debutant, the movement is too decomposed, the Degage should not arrive in extension in the Diagonal, because it is 'Melted' in the Quarter of Rond-de-Jambe: the change of Diagonal is excellent, but there is no "Cinquieme". The Left Foot Slips by the First passage to reach the extension in the new Diagonal, the Right Leg will be in "Pointe" in Arabesque. The Pas-de-Basque can stop there, or end with a Cinquieme, closing the Right Foot behind, to chain another Pas-de-Basque, towards the Left (for example). I would like to sign that when you close in Cinquime Position, it is no longer a "Glissade", but a "Temps-Lie". I hope you will take advantage of the advice. Most cordially.

Wonderful sequence and much tougher than it looks! I like the jumping version but both are nice. Thanks for the beautiful tutorial Franziska.

This is a wonderful sequence to learn. A real challenge to hold the turnout coming back to plie after releve. Now, to find and keep hold of those turnout muscles....

Maybe this is a stylistic difference, but I've been doing it with a tombe 4th facing stage right with right leg bent and left leg straight, left arm in 1st facing stage right, right arm straight facing more upstage.

❤🤗🌷🍀👍

Thank you!

*promo sm*

Wil there be another in 2024?

hi. I’m a ballerina trying to get pointe shoes. And I’m having a hard time on my balance and not wobbling when rising with one leg up. Any tips or exercises I can do?

He's so happy!