PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10-QUARTER 4

1. LENGTHENING
TECHNIQUES

2. MIRRORING
•Imitating the
movements done
by a dancer in
face to face

3. SUCCESSION
• To repeat same
sequence of
movement or
movement
combinations after
every count, two,
three or even four,
depending on the
need to repeat the
movement.

4. COUNTERPOINT
Some of the
dancers may do
high movements,
while the rest do
low movements;
some may do
smooth flowing
while the rest may
perform percussive
movements.

5. RETROGRADE
• Repeating a
movement
sequence
from the end
to the
beginning

6. THEME and VARIATION
Each movement
combination has a
common movement
that is seen in
succession of
movement
combinations. That
movement common to
all is called the theme
added with little
variation for it to appear
different from the rest.

7. UNISON
All
movement
combinations
are done
simultaneous
ly by all
dancers.

8. CANON
• This technique is
similar with
succession but
differ in ending.
All dancers will
all arrive at a
common
movement and
end at the same
time