InstructIon MAnuAL - Fedec
InstructIon MAnuAL - Fedec
InstructIon MAnuAL - Fedec
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MovES<br />
In vERtICAL PoSItIon<br />
1<br />
bASIC StEPS BaSic<br />
corrEct stArtInG posItIon:<br />
one foot in the middle, arms at 45 degrees upwards to<br />
grab the wheel. With the other foot, push on the ground to<br />
make the wheel turn like a spinning top.<br />
the wheel is tilted forward very slightly, while the body is<br />
in a vertical position.<br />
Put the pushing foot next to the foot on the wheel.<br />
try and turn on the spot (pivot on one spot)<br />
Feet position<br />
parallel and on the soles, heels raised.<br />
Body position<br />
in a slight dish position: pelvis slightly behind the centre,<br />
chest sucked in (stay in front of the wheel! Do not enter it!).<br />
head position<br />
straight, looking in front (far away, to the ground).<br />
Arms position<br />
almost straight but elbows slightly bent.<br />
nExt:<br />
Start in the same way but put the foot which just joined the<br />
other one on the wheel further apart, with legs slightly<br />
bent, the wheel slightly tilted forward, the body in a vertical<br />
position. try and transfer your body weight from<br />
right to left by pushing with your feet and legs (bend and<br />
straighten) and accompany the wheel movement with<br />
your arms in front/behind to push it/pull it.<br />
Full turn involves two parts:<br />
– 01 the first half turn: when you put the second foot on<br />
the wheel, it pushes the wheel into the ground and the<br />
wheel tilts forward while doing a half turn (half turn<br />
forward),<br />
– 02 the second half turn: the body weight transfers<br />
towards the other leg, the first foot pushes the wheel<br />
into the ground, the wheel tilts backwards while doing<br />
a half turn (half turn backwards) (caution: do not pull<br />
the wheel to avoid this tilt!)<br />
01 02<br />
AIMs<br />
– always keeping the wheel in front of the body,<br />
which is in a vertical position.<br />
– Feeling the change and the weight transfer from<br />
one foot to the other.<br />
– your gaze anticipates the direction of the wheel.<br />
– Symmetrical action of right and left (metronome).<br />
– Keeping the pelvis relaxed and the back open in<br />
space.<br />
– using the direction of the right and left arms in the<br />
“push/pull” action.<br />
22 CYR WHEEL © fedec 2011