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I enjoy the circle work, but I don’t understand the “Fancy Fee” title. Am I missing something?
Hi there, I would like to ask why Jennifer is lying with legs at an angle to her body? I know there will be a good reason why, so I would be glad of your answer. Thank you!
Stephen: “Footloose and fancy free” is the expression!
Fiona: I am guessing legs at an angle is for better stability.
Dear Fiona,
Thank you for your question about having Jennifer’s legs at an angle. In agreement with Tessa, yes, lying on the side with the legs in a forward position will create more stability. In contrast, side lying in a straight line from the crown of the head to the heel will create more of a challenge to this stability.
Thank you again for your question. I hope this is helpful.
Best wishes,
Kristine