'AU Cortado' (AUC) circles & 'Role to AUC'
Groundwork integrations
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THE WHAT:
As an ultimately dynamic movement travelling through inversion, with practice the 'AU cortado' (or, "short cartwheel") can be used to with efficiency for travel through space. It can also link seamlessly with other 'cartwheel' forms, such as the fundamental 'Travelling cartwheel' or 'Step-back' variations. Indeed, the developing texture of "grounded" cartwheels leads directly back into the world of the 'AU', whereby one's centre of mass is kept low for more fluid entry/exit and greater overall stability.
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