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Intermediate I
Intermediate I Steps are steps that are learned after the beginning steps. We have found the older you are, the faster you can go. But take your time on the basics. If you don't have a good foundation, it will slow you down later. You could be as young as eleven or twelve at this level. By the way, all Intermediate I dancers should already know the pre-ballet and the Beginning Steps.
▶ Play all 34 steps in orderA la seconde 1(ah-la-suh-cone)A la seconde 2(ah-la-suh-cone)Battement serré(bat-mahn-seh-ray)Cou-de-pied, Sur le 1(sewr-luh-koo-duh-pyay)Croix, En(ahn-kwah)Dedans, En(ahn-duh-dahn)Dégagé(day-ga-zhay)Dehors, En(ahn-de-oar)Demi-plié(dim-me-plee-ay)Derriére(deh-ree-air)Développé 1(dave-lo-pay)éDevant(duh-vahn)Elevé(el-ah-vay)Extension(eks-ten-syawn)Feet positions(feet positions)Fondu(fawn-dew)Frappé 1(fra-pay)Grand battement 1(grahn-bat-mahn)Hand position(hand positions)Passé 1(pah-say)Penché 1(pahn-shay)Petit battement(puh-tee-bat-mahn)Piqué 2(pee-kay)Plié Demi(plee-ay)Plié Grand(plee-ay)Quatriéme(kah-tree-em)Relevé(ruhl-a-vay)Retiré 1(ruh-tear-ray)Rond de jambe a terre 1(rohn-duh-zhom-ah-tair)Rond de jambe en lair 1(rohn-duh-zhom-ahn-lair)Stretches(stretches)Tendu 1(tahn-dew)Tendu 2(tahn-dew)Turn out(turn out)