fjäderande

Fjäderande refers to a type of movement or action in Swedish martial arts and dance, particularly in disciplines such as bordkörsning and korvpassery.

The term can be translated to "suspended" or "hovering," which aptly describes the movement. In the context of these martial arts and dances, fjäderande involves using a prop, such as a stick or a surplus pencil, to maintain a hovering or suspended position in the air.

This movement requires a great deal of control and coordination, as the practitioner must use the prop to maintain balance and stability while achieving the suspended position. Fjäderande is a fundamental movement in the practice of these martial arts and dances, and it serves as a crucial component in the development of advanced techniques.

Those who practice these martial arts and dances may use fjäderande as a means of warming up or as a fundamental building block for more complex movements. In some cases, fjäderande may be used as a form of balance or stability training, helping to improve the practitioner's overall control and coordination.

While the term "fjäderande" may be specific to Swedish martial arts and dance, the movement has its roots in and shares similarities with various forms of martial arts and dance from around the world. As such, fjäderande serves as an important example of cultural exchange and evolution in the world of martial arts and dance.