The fourth position is a basic stance in ballet where the dancer's feet are placed one in front of the other, with a small gap between them, and both feet are turned out. The toes of each foot point outward, away from the body, while the heels are aligned with each other. The feet are usually separated by about the length of one foot, with the front foot slightly forward. The arms can be positioned in various ways depending on the exercise, such as one arm rounded in front of the body and the other extended to the side. The fourth position is used as a transition between other positions and is important for developing balance and control in ballet.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „fourth position” po angielsku

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