@runqiaodu: Jeté entrelacé means “interlace” and that idea helps make the movement much easier to understand. The brush doesn’t simply go straight to the front. It travels toward the side, creating the crossing action that gives jeté entrelacé its name. Think direction first. Then let the jump follow. And avoid making the body into a barrel. The movement needs space to travel and cross.

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