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When completing a pirouette, and spotting, should one spot a large object or a small object?
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When completing a pirouette, and spotting, should one spot a large object or a small object?

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A small object.

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small object

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if you spot a small object your mind goes to the right place rather than a broad turning positions where you can see the object, hope I helped

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