I took ballet almost 50 years ago, now restarting it again. This was a great refresher

I hope you keep postings videos like these. I never understood the logic behind the positions of the head (I am an adult starting ballet from scratch) until you mentioned that it was meant to make one look effortless. Thank you!

This really is the best, most easily understandable yet detailed & helpful explanation/demonstration of this that I’ve ever seen or heard, either in Video or Real-life!! 😀

Thank you so much for this! I took some free ballet classes a few years back but head positions were never covered there and I've been looking for a video on this. Keep up the good work and again thank you so much!

I've just found your channel and I am loviiing it!!!! thank you ever so much for the videos!!(keep them coming!)

This is so helpful, thank you!

Very helpful, exactly what I've been looking for! You explained it perfectly, thank you 💟 Love your videos! 💕

Thank you for this video. I went through a few videos on head and arm positions just now and yours explains it the best. Much appreciation.

Absolutely great 👍. Not only clear & detailed but also interesting and fun 😊. Thank you much 🙏

Excellent!😊

Thanks for this really explains the logic of how the head and arms co ordinate, Love from London UK

Outstanding Instructional Video. Wish I had seen it at the beginning of my training. Better late than never though.

I totally agree with ChnderStuff below. Finally, I can get my Port au bras down pat. Thank you Julie!

So simple so beautiful! thank you!

This was very helpful! I never knew where to look when doing arabesque arms. Thanks!

how to do the dagege & arm in barre. thanks

The sound quality seems better this time.

Thank you. This is very helpful. Perhaps in the description box you can write the terms used in the video. With the French names it is sometimes hard to google things like Allongé. I can't find the word that begins with a T when you sort of lunge to the side in the video. Not tombe. Something like Tonlei Help ! :)