Straight Ballet Leg

 I am currently working on a project to get more people into sport starting with artistic swimming. I am going to make a colouring book to encourage people into the sport through being informed and therefore able to make informed decisions. Here is a colouring figure guide for those already in the sport as I have found figures are hard to remember. Let me know if it helps and what other figures you would like me to cover! 


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