Once the pelvic box is understood, there is the realization that
the hips and shoulders work at opposite angles to one another. When
weight is put on one leg, that hip rises and the shoulder above
bends to meet that hip. On the opposite side of the figure, the hip
falls and the shoulder rises. Notice that the hip angle line goes
right through the center of the hips, not at the waist or navel and
not at the crotch line. |