'Lizard' locomotion sequence/impro 1
Locomotion integration, sequencing & improvisation
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THE WHAT:
An integrated quadrupedal locomotion 'groundwork' sequence for extension or leading to improvisation. Whilst this sequence can be practice to itself, this context is presented more as an invitation for the practitioner to take a self-directing role in their 'Floor-communication' exploration & development. Where a full 'High-bridge rotation' is not available, a partial rotation can replace it.
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