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they see me rollin'

We are moving and rolling! I was not anticipating the soreness I am feeling from doing somersaults, but lo and behold, I am sore. Specifically, my lower back is sore. I don't know what I was thinking or expecting, but I really wasn't expecting soreness lol. 

I am having a lot of fun with the things we're doing though. I've never done any dance classes or anything with the body, but I do enjoy moving my body. Whenever I've been in a show, I've always enjoyed learning and doing choreography, I enjoy running and other various activities that push the body, etc. Doing light tumbling has been really exciting for me. There have definitely been moments of fear or hesitation, but it's mostly excitement. Nervousness and excitement are just the same emotion though, just perceived differently given your perspective and circumstance.

Trying out the dive rolls yesterday was super fun for me. There are obviously lots of things to fix on it, but I think I'm headed in the right direction? My biggest thing is I don't know how to adjust things while I'm in the middle of doing them . Like, I know I have to bring my legs together when I do the dive roll, but I don't know how to do that in the middle of it? Same thing with cartwheels. Am I fully extending my legs? How can I tell I am? How do I fix it in the middle of the action? Maybe it's something that will come with practice and as I become more aware of my body but yeah. 

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