AY289 Standing on one leg with movements

Source

• Alexander Yanai Vol 6
• Reel 20, Track 2, Lesson 1

Synopsis

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Lesson Outline

This is the first 8 steps (out of 14):

1. In standing, hang your right arm and with the weight of the right arm, lift the left leg from the floor.  Do the same on the other side.  Then, do the same, but after you feel the body is standing – let of of the arm and the leg so they fall to the body and then lift them back again.  Do the same on the other side.
2. In Standing, lift the right arm over the head and take hold of the left temple.  Take the head to the right with the help of the arm until the left leg leaves the floor.
3. Try it again with the right arm only
4. Do the same thing on the other (left) side
5. In standing, make a small step with the right left forward.  Stand with all the weight on the right leg.  Stand so the toes of the left foot, just the big toe from behind is standing with the left knee soft.  Both arms are hanging.  Then take both arms and the left leg backward so as to stand. (Left leg lifts)
6. Repeat 5 but once you are standing on the right leg, let arms and leg fall to the body without touching the floor.
7. Repeat 5 and 6 on the other side.
8. -14: Do more stuff.

Related ATMs

• AY #289, #290, #291, and #297
• AY284 Slow improvement. (Page 1941)
• Tag Shifting-weight-standing
• Tag Balance
• Tag Standing
• Tag Softening-chest
• Tag Weight-on-heels
• Tag Standing-on-one-leg
• Tag Breathing
• Tag In-standing
• Tag Hip/Pelvis Freedom
• Tag Side-bending

Circles in the hip joint on standing straight leg:

• AY290 Standing on one leg with a hop
• AY291 Standing on one leg with movements to the sides
• AY490 The statue moves
• AY539 Fresh Standing

Side bending, standing:

• AY253 Fingers in the armpit
• AY263 Bending(s) right and left
• AY290 Standing on one leg with a hop
• AY410 Swinging arms

Focus of Moshe’s Teaching

Not interfering with the movement.  Having the breath, jaw, and eyes free.

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