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Re: Re: Upright stance

Posted by: Shawn () on Wed Aug 18 21:23:35 2004

Hi,
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> Think of the axis of rotation. And think of the role of the large muscles of the legs and back: if they are too deeply flexed or tensed, they are more rigid and frozen.
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Hi,

I don't believe everyone you mentioned has an upright stance. What you might be seeing is the torso more upright.

Shawn

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> Hi, > > > > Think of the axis of rotation. And think of the role of the large muscles of the legs and back: if they are too deeply flexed or tensed, they are more rigid and frozen. > > > > > > Hi, > > I don't believe everyone you mentioned has an upright stance. What you might be seeing is the torso more upright. > > Shawn

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