Long Line Balance
- Raise the leg backwards passing through a toe point then, once in an upright balance, take the body forward
- Ensure the body remains in the same shape as an upright balance, that is slightly arched
- Ensure that both legs are straight
- Ensure both legs are turned out
- Hips need to be kept level and not rotated to assist the lifting of the raised leg
- Be careful not to let the body drop to the floor – keep the chest up, shoulders back and neck relaxed and elongated
- Ensure the lifting and lowering of the leg is completed with control
Physie Dolls!
This beautiful keepsake doll can be personalised to look just like you! Every bespoke doll is 100% handmade
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HEIDI BOARDMAN PERFORMING ART GALLERY
Photography by Heidi Boardman