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Medical and Spiritual Qigong (Chi Kung)
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…weight distribution
Maxim: Belly dancer kicks with her ass from extreme point toward straight spine, not from straight spine position toward curved spine position.
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Kick with ass from extreme position toward neutral. It may pass the neutral position toward oposing extreme point. That is called rebound, catching the energy.
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Rebound can be caught by the opposite kwa (left-tight) or with both (central channels, both kwa working simoultaneously)
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If you stand on one leg, that is extreme position. That means kwa is already loaded.
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Between beginning and end position of a move there is a dead transition, where kwa is not loaded. That is generally referred to as ‘double-weightedness’.
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Kwa movement is small, two inches from one extreme to other. Less is better. Or heart hurts. Though it has to be full and leading.
Analogous yin-yang training applies to breathing practice.