First position Arms should be rounded from shoulder to finger tips into a long oval, but not touching.

. They
should be lifted away from the body to about belly button height.

Second position Arms should be open wide, almost to a T position, but lower, and still rounded. The elbows
should be below the shoulders, and the wrists should be below the elbows, and the hands should be facing
slightly downward.

Third position The arm of the working leg, or the front leg, should be in high fifth position (see description),
and the arm of the supporting leg, or back leg, should be in second position.

Fourth position One arm is in first position, one arm is in high fifth position.

Fifth position, low Both arms should be held in a long, oval shape, without the fingers touching to
meet. The arms are kept low, but still several inches in front of the body. The elbows should also be lifted off
the body.

Fifth position, high Both arms should be lifted high over head, keeping the curvature of a long oval from
shoulder to fingertip. However, they shouldnt be directly over the head they should be 6-10 in front of top
center, and in the dancers field of vision.