The term 'ballet leap' encompasses a variety of jumps and leaps used in ballet. These include the Nite, which is a jump from two feet to one foot with a half turn in the air; the Axel, which is a jump from one foot to the other with a full turn in the air; the PAS, which is a jump from two feet to two feet with a half turn in the air; the ENTRECHAT, which is a jump from two feet to two feet with a crossing of the legs in the air; the Jete, which is a jump from one foot to the other with a split in the air; and the CABRIOLE, which is a jump from two feet to two feet with a kick in the air.