Negacia
Level: Beginner | Style: Mixed Style
Tutorials, Step By Step guide, Tips & Follow Along Video
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Negacia means to negotiate - which makes complete sense - this movement is often used in order to wait for the other player to make their move.
Move Background
This movement is a variation on the cadeira/paralelo, part of the ginga, but is considered a movement in its own right.
Step by step guide
- When practiced frequently, you'll develop strong legs and core, which gives you the ability to move freely in low positions.
- This form of strength will benefit you in all movement disciplines - particularly Capoeira.
- It's the same stance as the paralelo, except you flow from one side to the other, switching you arms and waving your head.
Variations on Balanco
Balança
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Beginner
Sub Type : Balanco
Cadeira
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Beginner
Sub Type : Balanco
Esquiva Paralela
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Beginner
Sub Type : Balanco
Other movement
Aú
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Beginner
Sub Type : Au
Canivete
Style: Contemporânea
Level: Intermediate
Sub Type : Ponte
Aú de Frente
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Intermediate
Sub Type : Au
Bananeira
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Intermediate
Sub Type : Bananeira
Pêndulo
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Advanced
Sub Type : Bananeira
Ponte
Style: Mixed Style
Level: Beginner
Sub Type : Ponte