Introduction

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Hello everyone!

I would like to introduce my self, I'm Águeda Márquez, student of the Dregree of Primary Education in Málaga. I'm studying, teaching and working as a dancer too. 

I'm writting this blog for the subject of Didactics of Geometry and I'm going to talk about different interesting aspects of live related with geomety and its use with stuents. 

I would like to approach you to my dance world too, so, I hope that you like my blog and you find it interesting!

Thank you! 

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"Fouetté en tournant" - Geometric Study

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There you can see a spectacular ballerina doing 32 "fouettés en tournant". This is a step of ballet classic dance that seems like a whip in turn. The work leg is stretched and tided up during the turn. The head is keeping looking at a fixed point and arms help to do the turn. I'm going to explain all the geometric figures that helps us to do this step in a correct way. But, before starting, I would like yo show some pictures of the fouetté step by step: So, as we can see, it's important to keep the balance, so we have to create a straight line between foot fingers until our head: Besides, we have to maintain the back in this line, so, we make a T between our torso and our shoulders: As I said before, our arms helps us to turn, so, we use them making a parallel line with the leg in movement:  Just before we started the turn, we make three movements with our work leg: - Shift of 90º of our leg in front of us. - Shift
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