The Fundamental ’90-90’ (static patterns)
Floor-entrance (FEN) & floor-exit (FEX) patterns
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THE WHAT:
The ’90-90’ is essentially a common floor-seated position in which the bodyweight is shifted more unilaterally into one side of the hips, the shins forming a more-or-less square form at a 90-degrees angle.
When available, it serves as a fundamental ‘zero-point’ through which high transitional potential is offered both within its own level (seated) and those above & below it (kneeling/squat & floor-contact, respectively).
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