Seat - Full Manual (-arabesque) Flashcards

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1
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What are the key components of setup in kneeling seat?

A
  1. Mini mat 5-10 inches away from the wall
  2. Knees hip width apart
  3. Any grip that’s comfortable
  4. (If on profile) Inside shoulder 1-2 inches from bar, any hand position is fine
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If you do kneeling seat facing on profile, which leg should be the working leg?

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Can do either as a variation

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What are the required stretches after kneeling seat?

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  1. Hamstring stretch (one leg up on the wall)
  2. Glutes stretch (shin over shin)

*Only stretch the side you just worked

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Can you give kneeling seat in the same class as knee dancing?

A

No

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What are the modifications for kneeling seat?

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  1. Students with sensitive knees can do standing seat (orient them the same way as everyone else and have them do the same choreo)
  2. Use two mini mats
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What are the challenges for strong students in kneeling seat?

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Work with their working side foot flexed. Make sure toes are turned down rather than out to the side.

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What are the foot/leg options for diagonal seat?

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  • Parallel or wide V feet for setup
  • Working leg straight and working leg bent (either parallel or turned out leg depending on foot setup)
  • Toes either pointed or flexed (in straight leg diagonal seat, give half the exercise with toes each way)
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What is the order of setup in diagonal seat?

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  1. Stand an arms length away from the bar
  2. Soften your knees
  3. Hinge forward at your hips (at a 45 degree angle)
  4. Extend your working leg diagonally behind you
  5. Grip your glutes and roll them under your spine
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Where should the working leg be in diagonal seat?

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At least 8-10 inches behind the standing leg, ideally more

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When can you give bends and partial extensions of the standing leg in diagonal seat?

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In parallel with working knee at 90 degrees. 8-40 reps per leg total, two count or on tempo.

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What are the rules for teaching diagonal seat hops?

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  1. Wide V only
  2. 8 on tempo presses straight back
  3. Move leg out to the side, 8 on tempo lifts out to the diagonal
  4. Cue students to make the arc with their foot

Do these on tempo

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What are the modifications for diagonal seat?

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  1. Tall or petite can work at stall bar

2. Hip or knee sensitivity can switch legs halfway through

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13
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Diagonal seat is a good modifier to give to pregnant women instead of which exercises?

A

Fold over, waterski seat, arabesque

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What are the challenges for strong students in diagonal seat?

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Straighter working leg/more turnout in hips depending on setup, deeper bend in knees and great posture

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When can you use a ball between the thighs in seat?

A

Never! Use a mini mat folded in half

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16
Q

Which seat exercises need an immediate stretch after each leg worked?

A

Pretzel, arabesque, kneeling seat

17
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Which exercises can you wait until both legs have stretched to give a stretch?

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Fold over, standing seat, diagonal seat, waterski seat