Aramandi Dynamic 8 ( to Ūrdvajānu)
Playlist 68: Arms in your Adavu practice
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This series utilises the basic Araimandi position and guides the dancer into movement in a systematic and precise fashion so that the Adavus thereafter get more clarity and precision. This also greatly helps in injury prevention and adds a second layer of understanding to the Adavus already learned.
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Pakkadavu 4
Pointers for Pakkadavu 4:
- Keep your shoulders down when lifting your arm.
- Make sure your arm in front of your chest doesn't cross the centre of your chest.
- Make sure you do not sit in your hip when lifting one leg. Keep the thigh pushing back on the standing leg
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Aramandi Dynamic 2
This series utilises the basic Araimandi position and guides the dancer into movement in a systematic and precise fashion so that the Adavus thereafter get more clarity and precision. This also greatly helps in injury prevention and adds a second layer of understanding to the Adavus already learn...
