Ballet Class | Parallel Sight Principle

 Dear friends:

Hello there. What I want to talk to you today is where your eyes should look when you are dancing.

When you look at your hands, the teacher often says that, but when you really look at the hands, the teacher may say that you have to look far away. Have you experienced this scene?

So, should we look at it?

I usually tell the students this way, look in the direction of the hand parallel to the distance.

The focus is in the picture:

The principle of parallel eyesight is generally used in extended movements such as seven positions along and Arabesque.

Eye follow the manual means that the line of sight corresponds to the direction of the hand. It is not fixed focus on the "hand", nor is it straight to the direction of the hand, but parallel to the path of the hand to look far away, so the whole will be more There is beauty in coordination.

The line of sight is not an accessory of the hand, and the eyes, like other parts of the body, are also participating in the dance.