Bodywork wrote:Another interesting point is in dealing with force coming in from the side. With normal movement when a force comes in from the side- you have some substantial and limiting factors (hips and shoulders aligned) in being able to absorb it without losing your posture. With waist turning movement (really from very low, involving a lot of tissue) you can absorb that force and send it around the body and down, or around and up, while being free to move front and back at the same time. So when they think they "Got you" you are both stabilized and positionally free. If you combine that movement with cross-line body work and spiraling, any "energy-in" is used to strengthen the connections held in opposition.
Chris Fleming wrote:Looks like some great IMA material. Would love to learn that. Question: what is that eep-like sound you make at the end of your line?
meeks wrote:the copoeira part - I hope you guys aren't doing that around your xing yi instructor...?
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