moving foot造句

• Sway : Sway indicates body movement in the opposite direction of the moving foot.
• At the halfway point of the motion, the moving foot should be passing the ankle of the stationary foot.
• Another variation involves marching on the platforms of the feet, dragging the toe of the moving foot on the ground.
• Notice that it doesn't require to " replace " the moving foot to the place from where it come in the previous step.
• A hesitation is basically a halt on the standing foot during the full waltz measure, with the moving foot suspended in the air or slowly dragged.
• A change is called "'" closed " "', if on the last step the moving foot closes to the standing foot.
• Another device category, so-called end-effector gait trainers, activates the human gait pattern over moving foot-plates as opposed to an orthosis.
• The trajectory of the "'moving foot "'visualized as a narrow imaginary track, forward and backward of the foot rather than a line.
• The tearing rush " is not a problem for most owners unless it is associated with attacks on any moving foot or it culminates in a run up the silk draperies,"
• "' Contra body movement position "'occurs when the moving foot is brought across ( behind or in front ) the standing foot " without " the body turning.
• However the most important usage of this term in Ballroom dancing is to describe steps when a foot moves across the standing foot, while the torso moves in the same direction as the moving foot without rotation.
• A step with side lead will often precede or follow a step of the opposite foot taken into contra body movement position ( in which the leading side is that opposite the moving foot ) without requiring intervening rotation of the body.
• A step into "'outside partner position "'occurs when the moving foot of the forward travelling partner moves on a track outside of their partner's standing foot when it would ordinarily move on a track aimed between their partner's feet.
• The rest step is especially emphasized in steep ascents on firm snow, often including the additional feature of keeping the moving foot close to the snow surface and scraping it against the snow as it comes to rest, especially to preserve and reinforce the improved footing available in the footprint left by the immediately previous climber.
• The original " rock " footwork specifies a step back with either foot, transferring the weight to the moved foot on each of the odd numbered beats ( 1, 3, 5, 7 ) The moved foot is returned to its starting position on the even beats . ( 2, 4, 6, 8 ).
• The original " rock " footwork specifies a step back with either foot, transferring the weight to the moved foot on each of the odd numbered beats ( 1, 3, 5, 7 ) The moved foot is returned to its starting position on the even beats . ( 2, 4, 6, 8 ).
• A body position or action during a step, sometimes also called "'Same side lead "'. "'Side leading "'refers to a movement during which the side of the body corresponding to the moving foot is consistently in advance as a result of a previous contra body movement or "'body turns less "'action.