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Sissonnes are a lot of fun, they are one of my favourite steps. When it’s time to do sissonnes in ballet class I alway get a little extra happy. Sissonnes are found in many classical ballets. They are an intermediate step, so if you are just getting started with your exploration of ballet, I’d suggest you learn how to do sautes first. And just by coincidence, I have a video for you about that. Click on the card in the top right corner to see that video. 00:00 Intro 00:37 Sissonne defined 00:55 Sissonne Ferme and Ouverte 01:42 Sissonne ferme front (devant) 02:22 Sissonne ferme back (en arriere) 02:54 Sissonne ferme side (de cote) Daniel here, you're watching the swanpuddle channel. Please like and subscribe, to see more of these videos! A sissonne can be defined as any type of jump that takes off from two feet and lands on one. But in this video we’ll be focusing on the most basic sissonne. This is the step that most dancers think of when they hear the word and this
