'Step-behind' to cross & uncross sequences & impro 1
Locomotion integration, sequencing & improvisation
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THE WHAT:
Two locomotion sequence commencing with the bipedal/semi-quadrupedal 'Step-behind to cross & uncross' integration, and leading into more puree quadrupedal locomotion forms (e.g. 'Lizard' and 'Bear' crawl). They are used simply to demonstrate the integrative potential of patterns initially studied within two separate worlds (i.e. bipedal & quadrupedal locomotion), but ultimately coming together also with aspects of 'Groundwork' too in an expression of 'Floor-communication'.
Of utmost importance in execution is that, regardless of how many "pieces" are integrated into a sequence, the individual FORMS and TRANSITIONS are clear, succinct, well-articulated and blending SEAMLESSLY from & into the movement before/after.
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