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Tae Kwon DoTight Shoulders? Blocked Energy?By Lesley Tinker on Feb 16 2008 - 8:21am Tightness in the shoulder area? Blocked energy? This is for you! Watch Debbie Rosas, co-founder of the Nia Technique, demonstrate upward blocks. See the craft, practice the craft, and listen to Debbie explain how upward blocks can help loosen the shoulders and release blocked energy. You'll find this video and a lot more in the newest release (Vol 3, Issue 1) of the NiaNow online newsletter. AgoloCentral Focus: Choosing, seeking joy in movement, with the intention of choosing pleasure, the Joy of Movement. Music: Sultry Sensuous (yet STRONG) Moodfood RoutineBy Lesley Tinker on Jan 13 2008 - 1:17pm In today's Nia, we did the routine, Moodfood. With the focus on the feet, and all those sensuous sultry lyrics, WOW! We started with rolling our feet back and forth and "rocking around the clock", we drew our attention to sensing our feet and letting the sensation travel up through our bodies and 13 main joints. This routine brings us several Nia moves, cross-behind, cross-front, cha-cha-cha, kicks, stances, blocks energized with Tae Kwon Do, Aikido-like harmonizing spirals, soul-based Duncan dance, and shape-based modern dance. Along the way, the lyrics to two of the songs vied for our attention! Rainsong and Spiritual High. Click Lyrics If you'd like to see the lyrics. Click Moodfood by the MoodSwings to see more about the music CD. More about the moves used during the routine can be found in The Nia Technique book, available for purchase before or after NiaDivas classes at Youngstown Arts Center.EnJoy! Lesley Tae Kwon Do Classic Forms: 21 Hyung--Novice White Belt through Advanced Black Belt
Forms are the central curriculum of Tae Kwon Do. Developing a repertoire of effective techniques to battle multiple opponents is essential to becoming a true martial artist. Inside these covers are detailed descriptions for 21 classic Tae Kwon Do forms--fully illustrated, move by move. The author analyzes various actions, reactions, and combinations for their purpose and intention. Nia: Dance Arts
This segment quickly introduces 6 of the 9 movement arts that Nia draws from. The Martial Arts include: Tai chi, Tae Kwon do and Aikido. The Dance Arts include: Jazz, Modern and Duncan. The last three: Yoga, Alexander and Feldenkrais, the Healing Arts, were mentioned by Helen Terry in another video segment.
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