David Zambrano’s Flying-Low technique focuses on the relationship of the performer/dancer with the floor/earth, using simple movement patterns that involve breathing, velocity and energy liberation through the body as a way to activate the relationship of the center with the articulations and thus proposing a bigger efficiency in the movement inside and out of the floor. One of the most important assumptions of this technique is: “I am space, therefore I am the room”. In this practice, the dynamics of the class increases progressively using the imagination; diverse states of corporeal consciousness are explored as well as the density of the space. Some of the exercises are made in pairs for a better understanding of the physical properties and of the specific quality of the movement.