Today's the final day of the back to physie challenge and I encourage you to organise, sort and label your physie paraphernalia from previous years.
Organise - Keep all your items together in a display folder or special box/hanger/sash for medals.
Sort - Arrange items based on date in reverse chronological order or sort them into categories such as interclubs, zones, nationals. Keep the program booklets together its competition number and certificate.
Label - On the back of your medals and competition numbers write the date and event so that you can remember where you earnt your medals. Read labelling physie keepsakes for more tips.
24 January, 2019
2019! Back to physie challenge - Day 5
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23 January, 2019
2019! Back to physie challenge - Day 4
Follow Phoebe Collins, former Grand Champion, in her article about stretching and achieving the splits. While the splits is a staple in junior and senior floordrill routines each year, ladies do not need to perform the splits.
Find the article here.
Answers for day 2 challenge - naming physie positions:
1. Attention
2. Top stand
3. Yard
4. Oblique
5. Flight
6. Reach
7. Trunk forward bend
8. Lunge
9. Drag
10. Lateral bend
Find the article here.
Answers for day 2 challenge - naming physie positions:
1. Attention
2. Top stand
3. Yard
4. Oblique
5. Flight
6. Reach
7. Trunk forward bend
8. Lunge
9. Drag
10. Lateral bend
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22 January, 2019
2019! Back to physie challenge - Day 3
Today's challenge is to march with the 2016 Ladies Grand Finalists.
Marching is the first impression that you present to judges. It demonstrates posture, pointed toes, turn out, musicality and shoulder flexibility. Marches for ladies are consistently around 100 beats per minute.
Read "March into March" to see how I grasped the concept of marching in physie and turning corners.
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21 January, 2019
2019! Back to physie challenge - Day 2
Today's challenge is to revise 10 basic positions of physie.
Execute the positions to the best of your ability with the clues given below. Answers of positions will be released on day 4 of the challenge. I recommend checking alignment and aesthetics in the mirror. Remember your physie smile. :)
Have a look at Physie 101's post for help and visual guidance.
Execute the positions to the best of your ability with the clues given below. Answers of positions will be released on day 4 of the challenge. I recommend checking alignment and aesthetics in the mirror. Remember your physie smile. :)
Have a look at Physie 101's post for help and visual guidance.
- Starts with the letter A, toes turned out, heels together, fingers down
- Fingertips touching on the top of your head, elbows out
- Starts with Y, arms sideways and parallel to floor
- Arms form a V shape upwards, palms up
- Palms down, fingertips level with head, straight arms outwards and slightly upwards
- Arms stretching forwards, parallel to the floor, palms inwards
- Three words, bending torso forwards and parallel to ground
- Starts with L, front knee bent and both feet turned out
- Works your shoulder flexibility, arms are pulled behind body diagonally downwards
- Stretches your lateral muscles, usually done while hands are in 'adoration' or 'top stand
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19 January, 2019
2019! Back to physie challenge - Day 1
I am ready to go back for a fresh, new season of physie in 2019.
In this seasonal series, I will be posting challenges every day for the next week to prepare and revise physie essentials.
In this seasonal series, I will be posting challenges every day for the next week to prepare and revise physie essentials.
Sara from Inspired Physiotherapy demonstrates quad exercises to allow physie girls/ladies to straighten their knees especially in floordrill. It's been a while (over three months) since I've consciously done physie so this is a great revision.
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