Pose Reference
Airborne Front-to-Back Split
Airborne Front-to-Back Split. Study focus: Long opposing front and rear leg directions around an upright airborne pelvis.

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- Primary study focus
- Long opposing front and rear leg directions around an upright airborne pelvis.
- 30-second exercise
- Place the pelvis and two far foot endpoints, then the upright torso.
- 2-minute exercise
- Compare the front straight leg with the slightly bent trailing leg. Connect their thigh origins through the pelvis and preserve air below the lower rear foot.
- Reference limitation
- The generated frame does not establish a full split, measured flexibility or kick timing.
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Begin with the main gesture and large body masses. Check overlaps and visible contact points before adding small details. Use the exercises above to focus this particular study.
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