Sequences

Sequences are not the whole method.

They are examples of how the map starts breathing.

A pose can be inserted inside a route.
A machine can become a doorway.
A flashy shape can become useful when it has a clean entry, a clean exit, and a reason to be there.

Think Suga Mama logic: a route seed where you can insert a pose or machine once the pair understands the stations.

Think Floating Paschi: not just a pretty Instagram shape, but a possible insert after a Prasaritta Twist / Bat pathway when the bodies can actually support the sentence.

The higher goal is not to memorize every sequence.

The higher goal is to recognize poses, understand transitions, read machine families, and eventually create your own routes without lying to gravity.

Current example

The first public sequence is a small doorway:

Prasaritta Twist → Bat → Floating Paschi

It shows how one route can move from a twist, into an inversion station, and then into a more demanding paschi-family shape.

Use it as an example, not as a law.

Guru rule

Do not collect sequences like stickers.

Learn the poses.
Learn the exits.
Learn the families.
Then remix with taste.