Weighted Pelvis: Course Analysis

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Through this semester so far I have gained an intellectual understanding of the technical concepts of this course however, I still have trouble with the physical execution of them, head/tail connection and weighted pelvis in particular. In head/tail connection I cannot consistently find the proper upper portion of the curve. Instead of curving my spine I hunch my shoulders which means my upper back is not be properly engaged. Hopefully, this will improve during the second half of the semester as we continue to work on this concept. When it comes to using a weighted pelvis, my trouble is twofold. First, I have trouble using the full extent of my plié which prevents me from moving in as expansive as a way as possible. Second, I still do

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