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Klavier Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
sentence: rolling head and shoulder girdle
Hello.
I need some help with this sentence. Can you explain it with more details? It's from a Pilates exercise:
Pulling arms to sides while rolling head and shoulder girdle off floor.
Does it mean that the head and sg are moving separately from the floor to a specific direction (right or left)?
I need some help with this sentence. Can you explain it with more details? It's from a Pilates exercise:
Pulling arms to sides while rolling head and shoulder girdle off floor.
Does it mean that the head and sg are moving separately from the floor to a specific direction (right or left)?
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It's not well expressed, but it appears to say keep your arms flat on the floor while rolling head and s/g left and right.
- It's not well expressed, but it appears to say keep your arms flat on the floor while rolling head and s/g left and right.
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It's not well expressed, but it appears to say keep your arms flat on the floor while rolling head and s/g left and right.
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