IN FOCUS: The 'Da Vinci'
Breathing-forms
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21m
THE WHAT:
Taking an 'In Focus' look at the 'Da Vinci', a spinal-mobilisation & breathing form which takes its name from Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man. In practice, it is a wave-transmission form - consistently undulating from the soles of the feet and transmitting out through the palms of the hands - combined with incrementally-increasing transverse rotation. In this way, tension in the global structure is notice & modulated, whilst eliciting a therapeutic rotational stimulus as the torso turns left/right with the legs maintaing an effort for sagittal alignment.
Whilst valuable as a tension-modulation & spinal-mobilisation context alone, the addition of deliberate breathing - EXhaling to "compress" and INhaling to "expand" - elevates the context by adding an INTRINSIC stretch, affected by the contraction of the respiratory muscles in each of the increasing end-ranges.
Review the instructional resource here: https://www.movemorevrl.com/videos/the-da-vinci
Resource contents:
00:05 - Introduction
02:12 - On grounding ('wave-breath')
04:32 - On structure & the 3 range-intensities
06:59 - On the 'Da Vinci' (continuous, alt.)
08:08 - On the 'Da Vinci' (continuous, reps)
10:38 - Da Vinci 'stop & go' (EXhale 0 to -1)
14:03 - Da Vinci 'continuous' (alt., EXhale 0 to -1)
16:16 - Da Vinci 'stop & go' (INhale 0 to +1)
18:18 - Da Vinci 'continuous' (alt., INhale 0 to +1)
19:31 - Recapping the 'Da Vinci'
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