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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Sports / Fitness / Recreation / Ballet | | English term or phrase: over turning | Hola,
me gustaría saber si existe algún nombre "oficial" para referirse a "over turning" en el mundo del ballet.
He visto que "turnout" se refiere a "rotación exterior".
Gracias
Turnout. "It is well documented in the literature that the most common cause of dance injuries is over-turning at the feet, or 'forcing turnout,' " says Sneed. Proper turnout is achieved by rotating the legs at the hip joint, with knees and feet falling naturally into place below. Turning the feet out more than the hips can accommodate "causes excessive torque at the ankle, knee, hip, pelvis and low back," according to Sneed, and invites a host of potential injuries |
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