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gravity, centrifuge, centripede, radial, coriolis

the only true force is CENTRIPETAL force... also known as love

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Level Changes, AS term "spheres of activity"

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Why is hip extension limited? What nerve inhibits hip flexion? What muscles inhibit flexion? What is the Hip Axis, and how do we apply the knowledge of it to movement?

playing with vectors, arcs

Heart bounce on diaphragm like child on trampoline.
Getting up and (down) on it.

C STAR checkup

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In the contest of Scie festival 3rd editionMy walkable city
Curated by: Frey Faust, Francesca Pedullà, Nuvola Vandini.
Meeting 1
This laboratory has the seed of protest, which today seeks new forms to express positions with precise elegance, respect, and reflection.Walking is a practice shared by all human beings.Walking has shaped our species. In every ritual, repetition plays a fundamental role in generating a common intention and stimulating transformation. Walking is repetition. During this morning practice we will focus on the act of walking, onits intrinsic polyrhythmicity, on personal variations, on the possibility of creating collective movement while maintaining individual specificities. We will use walking as a fundamental gesture, as a gateway to our cellular memory, as a relationship activation device and as a means of meeting our surroundings. As we walk, we will collect sights, sounds and words to share, to recall recent and ancient memories and create new ones to take with us on the way.
Observe - Reveal - Relationship - Name - Act - Question
The laboratory is structured in three parts: 1) Online theoretical meetings, every day from 17.00 to 19.00, Sunday from 11.00to 13.00During these meetings, the biomechanical, anthropological, philosophical and sociological aspects of walking contained in the Axis Syllabus archive will be shared. At the end of each meeting a relevant creative task related will be given. 2) During the next day, before the online meeting, we will take an hour outdoors to perform the suggested physical practice. For those staying or living in Bologna there will be days when we will meet and practice together in a designated spot in the city. 3) During each practice session, everyone should document their process in some manner: writings, photos, video, audio recordings or found objects; materials that will allow us to connect and share our experiences. The materials can be posted in a virtual space we will prepare, allowing us to study, pose questions and inspire each other. On Sunday the 1st of November, we are planning a collective action, which we will discuss during our online meetings.

One Family - a brief, suggestive study, adoption and celebration of some movement patterns we can benefit from or share with other animals.

We are built from the same materials as all organic life, starting with carbon, oxygen and hydrogen, the main components of water and its biological conduit, collagen. Collagen fibers hold form and create substance for both plant and animal kingdoms. Humans even share most organs, bones and muscle groups with their Phylum, the Chordates. This makes for many similar if not identical movement possibilities we can have with all life on our dainty little dewdrop of a planet. While humans seem unspecified physically, and define their skills through habit rather than instinct, other animals seem to have superior skills that are specifically adapted to their evolutionary niche. This might be why humans throughout the ages have looked to both aquatic and mammalian neighbors as brilliant examples of guarded sincerity, alertness, speed, accuracy, strength and flexibility.

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Is reality what we project/imagine? Or is it what it is, regardless of what we wish it to be?

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Mouse doesn't destroy, transforms the house