Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
🎯 It’s time to master Battement Jeté!
Welcome to Ballet Basics for Adults 🩰✨- a FREE 30-day course designed to help you learn the fundamentals of classical ballet and enjoy its numerous benefits! We're excited to have you join us on this journey to master a simple classical ballet barre and center routine within a month, regardless of your age or experience.
🌟 Download our complimentary Guide-Calendar here: lazydancerstudio.com/ballet-basics-for-adults
In this video, we’ll discuss Battement Jeté.
At first Battement Glissé and Battement Jeté seem very similar but they are two distinct ballet movements.⚠️‼️
A battement glissé (also called a "gliding battement") is a basic ballet step that involves sliding one foot along the floor while the other leg is extended. The sliding foot stays in contact with the floor the entire time and only lifts off the ground slightly. The movement is sharp and quick.⚡
A battement jete (also called a "throwing step") is a more dynamic and fluid ballet movement that involves” throwing” one leg into the air to a 45-degree angle. The working leg is brushed into the air with a quick, sharp motion, and then lands back on the floor in a controlled manner.👯
The main difference between a battement glissé and a battement jeté is the level of elevation of the working leg. 🔝 In a battement glissé, the working leg stays close to the ground, while in a battement jete, the working leg is lifted slightly higher into the air before landing back on the floor.
Both movements require strength, control, but a battement jeté is generally considered to be more challenging than a battement glissé. 😮💨 It's important to work on developing the necessary strength and technique through consistency.
Get ready to embark on this exciting adventure and discover the incredible world of classical ballet! 💃🕺
🌟 Download our complimentary Guide-Calendar now and start your journey today: lazydancerstudio.com/ballet-basics-for-adults
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Watch the whole Ballet Basic for Adults Series here 👉 youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6uNyaHwZN4-VUcPEu2Yau0a9HWKHkX5C
🎶 Music by Soren Bebe: musicforballetclass.com
👗 Alessia is wearing Eleve Dancewear, use this link
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TO GET 10% DISCOUNT AT CHECKOUT 💖
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🎯 It’s time to master Battement Jeté!
Welcome to Ballet Basics for Adults 🩰✨- a FREE 30-day course designed to help you learn the fundamentals of classical ballet and enjoy its numerous benefits! We're excited to have you join us on this journey to master a simple classical ballet barre and center routine within a month, regardless of your age or experience.
🌟 Download our complimentary Guide-Calendar here: lazydancerstudio.com/ballet-basics-for-adults
In this video, we’ll discuss Battement Jeté.
At first Battement Glissé and Battement Jeté seem very similar but they are two distinct ballet movements.⚠️‼️
A battement glissé (also called a "gliding battement") is a basic ballet step that involves sliding one foot along the floor while the other leg is extended. The sliding foot stays in contact with the floor the entire time and only lifts off the ground slightly. The movement is sharp and quick.⚡
A battement jete (also called a "throwing step") is a more dynamic and fluid ballet movement that involves” throwing” one leg into the air to a 45-degree angle. The working leg is brushed into the air with a quick, sharp motion, and then lands back on the floor in a controlled manner.👯
The main difference between a battement glissé and a battement jeté is the level of elevation of the working leg. 🔝 In a battement glissé, the working leg stays close to the ground, while in a battement jete, the working leg is lifted slightly higher into the air before landing back on the floor.
Both movements require strength, control, but a battement jeté is generally considered to be more challenging than a battement glissé. 😮💨 It's important to work on developing the necessary strength and technique through consistency.
Get ready to embark on this exciting adventure and discover the incredible world of classical ballet! 💃🕺
🌟 Download our complimentary Guide-Calendar now and start your journey today: lazydancerstudio.com/ballet-basics-for-adults
***********************
Watch the whole Ballet Basic for Adults Series here 👉 youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6uNyaHwZN4-VUcPEu2Yau0a9HWKHkX5C
🎶 Music by Soren Bebe: musicforballetclass.com
👗 Alessia is wearing Eleve Dancewear, use this link
👉 link.lazydancertips.com/eleve-dancewear
TO GET 10% DISCOUNT AT CHECKOUT 💖
Social links:
🔴 Ballet Inspired Workouts ⏩lazydancerstudio.com
🔵 Facebook ⏩ facebook.com/LazyDancerTips
🔵 Instagram ⏩ instagram.com/lazydancertips
🔵 Pinterest ⏩ pinterest.com/lazydancertips
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✴CoFounder/Performer/Writer: ✴
✴Alessia Lugoboni ✴
✴CoFounder/Cinematographer/Cameraman/Editor: ✴
✴Iacopo Di Luigi ✴
✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴✴
