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bowling-roll

Mimes a ten-pin bowling delivery, swinging the right arm back then forward low to release the ball with a small lunge. Use when the command mentions bowling, bowl, roll the ball, or ten-pin throw.

boxing-combo

Throws a looping boxing combination (jab, cross, hook) from a guard, shadowboxing continuously. Use when the command mentions boxing, shadowbox, combo, one-two, or throw a combination of punches.

breakdance-pose

Drops into a stylized breakdance freeze, low and twisted with one hand to the floor and the legs tucked. Use when the command mentions breakdance, break dance, freeze, b-boy pose, or floor freeze.

brush-teeth

Mimes brushing the teeth, holding a brush at the mouth and scrubbing back and forth, on a loop. Use when the command mentions brush teeth, brushing teeth, or toothbrush.

bunny-hop

Does several quick small two-footed hops forward via a sequence of root.y arcs that step the body forward. Use when a command mentions bunny hop, bunny-hop, hop like a bunny/rabbit, little hops, repeated hops, or bounce forward repeatedly.

burpee

Performs a stylized burpee, dropping from a stand into a squat and plank, then springing back up into a jump with arms overhead. Use when the command mentions burpee, burpees, or do a burpee.

butt-kicks

Performs the butt-kicks fitness drill in place via a looping sequence that flicks each heel up toward the glutes by flexing the knee (no moveTo). Use when a command mentions butt kicks, butt-kicks, heel flicks, heels to butt, kick your heels up, or a…

calf-raises

Rises up onto the toes and back down repeatedly to work the calves. Use when the command mentions calf raises, heel raises, rise on your toes, or tiptoe lifts.

carry

Holds a stylized carrying pose, cradling an object in both arms at the front with a slight lean back to balance the load. Use when the command mentions carry, carrying, hold a box, or lug something around.

cartwheel

Performs a stylized sideways cartwheel via a sequence that throws the arms up, splits the legs, arcs root.y, sweeps root.faceDeg, and translates sideways. Use when a command mentions cartwheel, do a cartwheel, sideways flip, or wheel over sideways with your…

catch

Mimes catching a thrown object, reaching both hands out then pulling them in to the chest to secure it. Use when the command mentions catch, catch it, grab the ball, or receive a pass.

celebrate

Celebrates by crouching then jumping up with both arms thrown overhead. Use when the command mentions celebrate, hooray, we did it, yay, or jump for joy.

change-posture-then-move

Guidance for commands that combine a posture change with travel (e.g. "stand up then walk over", "crouch and sneak to the door", "get up and go"). Emit the SIMPLE travel intent; the engine auto-stands before walking, so a bare moveTo covers stand-then-go. For…

cheer-dance

Does an energetic cheerleader routine, throwing the arms up into a V with hops and knee kicks, on a loop. Use when the command mentions cheerleader, cheer dance, pom-poms, or a cheer routine.

cheer

Cheers enthusiastically, pumping both raised arms up and down with little hops, on a loop. Use when the command mentions cheer, cheering, root for, woohoo, or pump up the crowd.

chin-up

Lifts the chin with a slightly raised chest for a confident, proud bearing. Use when the command mentions chin up, "head held high", confident posture, stand proud, "keep your chin up", or lifting the chin.

clap

Claps the hands together in front of the chest repeatedly, applauding. Use when the command mentions clap, applaud, clapping, give a round of applause, or bravo.

climb

Climbs straight up a ladder or wall via a sequence that reaches an arm overhead, drives the opposite knee up, and raises root.y. Use when a command mentions climb, climb up, climb a ladder, scale a wall, climb the rope, or pull yourself up.

climb-stairs

Climbs up stairs via a sequence that raises a knee, plants, and steps the body up and forward (root.y rises, root.z advances). Use when a command mentions climb stairs, go upstairs, walk up the steps, ascend, take the stairs up, or head up a staircase.

comb-hair

Mimes combing or brushing the hair, stroking a hand from the forehead back over the head, on a loop. Use when the command mentions comb hair, brush your hair, fix your hair, or style your hair.

count-on-fingers

Counts from one to five by extending fingers one at a time on a raised hand. Use when the command mentions count on your fingers, count to five, "one two three", counting up, show a number with fingers, or finger counting.

cover-ears

Raises both hands to cover the ears, as in "I'm not listening". Use when the command mentions cover your ears, plug your ears, "not listening", "la la la", block the ears, or hands over the ears.

cover-eyes

Raises both hands to cover the eyes, as in "I can't look". Use when the command mentions cover your eyes, hide your eyes, "I can't look", peekaboo, shield the eyes, or hands over the eyes.

cover-mouth

Brings a hand to the mouth in a surprised gasp. Use when the command mentions cover your mouth, hand over mouth, gasp, "oh my", shocked, stifle a laugh, or covering the mouth in surprise.

cower

Flinches and cowers, curling forward with both arms thrown up to shield the face and the knees bent. Use when the command mentions cower, flinch, recoil, shield yourself, brace, or scared reaction.

crab-walk

Walks on hands and feet while belly-up via a low sequence that drops root.y and translates root, arms reaching behind. Use when a command mentions crab walk, crab-walk, walk like a crab, reverse tabletop walk, or belly-up crawl.

crawl-forward

Crawls forward on hands and knees via a low sequence that drops root.y and translates root forward while the limbs reach. Use when a command mentions crawl, crawl forward, on hands and knees, on all fours, baby crawl, or move along the floor on your knees.

cross

Throws a powerful rear (right-hand) straight cross with hip and torso rotation, then returns to guard. Use when the command mentions cross, right cross, straight right, or power punch.

crossed-fingers

Crosses the index and middle fingers for luck or hope. Use when the command mentions crossed fingers, "fingers crossed", wish for luck, hope so, or crossing fingers.

crouch-walk

Moves in a low crouched stance to a destination by TRANSLATING via moveTo with bent hips/knees and a forward torso while the engine drives the legs. Use when a command mentions crouch walk, crouch-walk, walk crouched, stay low, low walk, duck-walk, or move in…

curtsy

Performs a curtsy — a small knee bend with a slight forward lean and hands out low, as a polite greeting. Use when the command mentions curtsy, curtsey, polite bob, a lady's bow, or a dainty greeting.

dance-jump

Does a rhythmic dance jump, crouching then springing up with the arms thrown overhead, repeating. Use when the command mentions jump dance, dance jump, jump to the beat, or bounce and throw your arms up.

dance

Does a generic upbeat groove with bent arms, hip sway, and a knee bounce, looping. Use when the command mentions dance, bust a move, groove, boogie, get down, or just dance for an unspecified style.

deep-bow

Performs a deep, formal bow folding far forward with a slight knee give for balance. Use when the command mentions deep bow, low bow, formal bow, bow deeply, humble or reverent bow, or a big theatrical bow.

deep-squat

Holds a deep, full squat with thighs below horizontal and knees fully bent (an ass-to-grass or catcher squat). Use when the command mentions deep squat, full squat, deep knee bend, catcher squat, or sitting in a squat.

descend-stairs

Walks down stairs via a sequence that steps a foot out and lowers the body down and forward (root.y drops, root.z advances). Use when a command mentions descend stairs, go downstairs, walk down the steps, head down a staircase, or take the stairs down.

disco-point

Does the Saturday Night Fever disco point, jabbing one arm up to the sky then down across to the opposite hip, on a loop. Use when the command mentions disco, disco point, stayin alive, or point to the sky dance.

dodge

Dodges quickly to one side with a fast sequence that shifts root sideways and leans the torso, keeping the facing. Use when a command mentions dodge, dodge sideways, sidestep quickly, juke, evade, jump out of the way, or quick lateral dodge.

double-bicep-flex

Flexes both biceps at once in a front-double-biceps bodybuilder pose. Use when the command mentions double bicep, flex both arms, bodybuilder pose, "most muscular", front double biceps, or showing off both muscles.

double-take

Glances away, then snaps the head back for a surprised double take. Use when the command mentions double take, do a double take, "wait what", surprised look, startled glance, or a comedic head snap-back.