_Here are some of the basic dance positions in Philippine folk dances:_
1. Parallel feet: The feet are placed side by side, with the toes pointing forward.
2. Closed feet: The feet are placed close together, with the heels touching and the toes pointing forward.
3. Open feet: The feet are placed apart, with the heels and toes pointing outward.
4. Side by side: The feet are placed side by side, with a slight gap between them. The toes point forward.
5. Crossed feet: One foot is placed in front of the other, with the toes of the front foot pointing forward and the toes of the back foot pointing backward.
6. Bent knees: The knees are slightly bent, with the weight evenly distributed on both feet.
7. Straight arms: The arms are held straight down at the sides of the body, with the palms facing inward.
8. Raised arms: The arms are raised above the head, with the palms facing upward.
9. Forward and backward arms: The arms are swung forward and backward, with the palms facing down.
These are just some of the basic dance positions in Philippine folk dances. There are many other variations and combinations of these positions, and each dance has its own unique set of movements.