Close-floor locomotion exploration / "BAS push"
BAS push (horizontal & lateral)
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1m 55s
THE WHAT & HOW:
A most fundamental context for quadrupedal locomotion practice: moving through space whilst staying as close to the floor as possible. Whilst in this effort the exploration is predominantly bent-arm oriented (hence its perspective as a practice of 'BAS pushing'), this is not strictly exclusive and, to consider & practice it as such, would limit the horizon of its potential.
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