Piqué & Chaîné Turns

Piqué and chaîné turns travel across the floor and live or die on spotting and alignment. A PIQUÉ turn STEPS directly out onto a straight demi-pointe (or pointe) leg — that becomes the supporting leg — while the other snaps to retiré, turning as you step (no wind-up; you 'prick' straight onto the leg).

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