Source
- Rotterdam 1976
- Duration: 66 and 17 min.
- Something in the middle of the first part is missing, there might be a break in between. The end of the second part is missing.
Synopsis
- A “Foot to Head” lesson, the first 66 minutes with the left foot. The second part is mostly in imagination with the right foot.
Lesson Outline
- Highly condensed outline of key movements
Focus of the teaching
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Related ATMs
- Tag foot-to-head
- Tag Hip/Pelvis Freedom
- Tag Turning-in-sitting
- Tag Smile
- Tag Coming-to-sit
- Tag Swinging-legs-supine
- Tag Imagining
- Tag Yoga
- Tag Shoulder-pressing-pose
- Tag Avoiding-seriousness
Kissing the lower leg:
- AY047 Lifting the lower leg with both hands
- AY092 From lying on the back with lower leg on other thigh to sitting with crossed legs
- AY231 Bringing the knee to the face in an arc
- SB5 Perfecting the self-image: Bringing the Foot to the Head and Rolling to Sitting
Karl Pribram:
- Amherst 1 – Week 1 – 6/13/80 AM1 – Rolling back to side
- Amherst 2 – Week 3 – 06/23/81 am Preparation for Headstand / Crossed Feet, Knee / Hand Lift
- Amherst 2 – Week 8 – 07/30/81 AM1 Gravity and FI (Questions from Students included)
- SF3 – Day 17 – 12 July: On back, lying with one foot standing along outside of opposite leg, finding stability
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