Kneeling, Sitting, Lying

This comprehensive manual describes how to write about movement when the body is not supported on the feet.

It analyzes how one can get up from lying, lie down from standing, roll from sitting onto the knees and how these movements can be notated.

It also offers a complete survey of Labanotation rules about distance, timing, systems of reference, weight distribution and floor contact that apply to Labanotation as a whole and underlie any writing of floorwork.