Source
- Amherst Year 1
- June 16, AM1; DVD 4; VHS 10
- Duration of the recording: 21 min.
- audio only
Synopsis
- Recalling and continuation of 06/13/80 AM1 Rolling back to side on the same (right) side.
Lesson Outline
- Highly condensed outline of key movements
Focus of the teaching
- In addition to the movements, what theme or ideas did the teacher focus on
Related ATMs
- Tag Imagining
- Tag unilateral
- Tag Rolling
- Tag Atlas-and-axis
- Tag Lecture
- Tag Center-of-gravity
Forehead to knee:
- Amherst 1 – Week 7 – 07/21/80 PM2 Head and knee under the gap
- AY027 – Elbows and knees touching
- AY489 Legs and lifting back
- AY548 On right side, head and knee under the frame of left arm
- New York Quest – DAY3 – AM2 – Rolling from sitting to lying on the back continued, including taking the legs over the shoulders
- SB1 Use of the Self in Turning & Rolling/The eyes organize the body: rolling from side to side
- SB4 Lateral Bending on Stomach/Head through gap on the stomach
- Toronto 1980 – DAY5-4 – Prone, head through the gate, rolling to sit
Kanō Jigorō:
- Amherst 1 – Week 5 – 07/07/80 – 07/09/80 Rolling the Pelvis (Part 1 – 5)
- Amherst 1 – Week 6 – 07/17/80 AM Rotation of head and teleceptors
- SF2 – Week 09 – 09 August 1976: Rolling Like a Baby
- Toronto 1980 – DAY2-2 – Lecture: Koizumi
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