Sentences with phrase «start exploring movement»

A good way to start exploring movement is a game of follow the leader.

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Play and Kick Car Toy, # 29.99, Taf Toys Ideal for older babies who are starting to explore movement and develop motor skills, this toy has lights and sounds that are activated when your baby kicks or moves it.

As they become stronger and start to try things on their own, it's only natural that they will want to explore that independence further, every little movement is a new experience and it becomes something they crave to explore further each day until they finally learn how to get those little knees underneath them and get crawling.

But you combine a lot of that stuff with you know, basic movement protocols and generally, if you're not into deep state of adrenal fatigue, you can kinda wean yourself back into doing basic workouts within 4 - 8 weeks and when I say basic workouts, what I'll usually start with is I'll take someone from just doing like the yoga, mobility, easy nature walk, stuff like that, and I will take for example, one of those easy nature walks and I'll start having folks stop and do some rock lifts and log lifts, maybe some pushups, some kinda fitness exploring type of work that still doesn't send your body to that stressful structured running from a lion exercise message but allows you to begin to stretch your muscles and joints and heart rate and cardiovascular system a little bit.

The banner is a good starting point for exploring immigration and responses to it and industry, politics and the labour movement in the inter-war years.

In light of the #MeToo movement and a growing number of men and women sharing their intimate stories, it's clear that it is never too early to start exploring these topics with kids and educating them about respecting boundaries, open communication, and what a healthy relationship looks like, whether romantic or not romantic.

Starting with simple character movement on the screen and, time permitting, exploring using some simple physics and / or animations.

During his student days, he started exploring noise music, neo-dada movement, and visual art.

Starting in the mid 1950s, the movement known as concrete poetry sought to explore the space between poetry and visual art, creating works that were visual (words in shapes and 3 - D form) but also played with the sound and cadence of language.

MashUp will explore how artists incorporate found images, objects, sounds and words into their work, starting with the movement's emergence at the turn of the twentieth century and showing how it has become a dominant force in our world today.

Taking as a starting point traditional labour - intensive production processes involving repetitive movements of hand and body, Christine Stevens explores haptic and gestural residues in contemporary culture.

Hear more about the spread of the Transition movement internationally, gain inspiration from the action communities are taking to help create a low carbon, socially - just, healthier and happier future and explore how you might get things started in your neighbourhood.