This topic has always interested me - the superficial divide between art and sport IS intense, and in that opposition there lies the potential for great attraction. Artists and athletes have a lot to learn from each other about methods of attunement to our minds and bodies. For instance, both use mental and physical coordination to complete the feat . Many overlapping skills are used in both art and sports. Thanks for the video!
Steve Paxton. Contact improvisation Is related to meditation and yoga and budisihm. But I always where in the fighting scene. And is weird how this people is really soft while my body remembers to be aggressive all the time. So yeah, it would be fun to take a wrestler or a BJJ or Judo athelte to perform that with an artist
This topic has always interested me - the superficial divide between art and sport IS intense, and in that opposition there lies the potential for great attraction. Artists and athletes have a lot to learn from each other about methods of attunement to our minds and bodies. For instance, both use mental and physical coordination to complete the feat . Many overlapping skills are used in both art and sports. Thanks for the video!
love those art classes by Professor Lise
Steve Paxton. Contact improvisation
Is related to meditation and yoga and budisihm. But I always where in the fighting scene. And is weird how this people is really soft while my body remembers to be aggressive all the time. So yeah, it would be fun to take a wrestler or a BJJ or Judo athelte to perform that with an artist
Yo, sup bruh
Man, I sound so dumb lol