Twinkletoes1978. Eye site level and that means looking to an horizon also is a must. We used to be taught to look at the part where the wall and the ceiling meet. Use your own discretion here in case of a very high wall. Check that your head is not even slightly side bent. The whole thing becomes more difficult if you are taller than your partner. Some look at the floor because they feel safer that way. Chin up, if anyone out there was in the British army they will have heard that a thousand times. Through this I never had that as a problem. Any tips on rectifiying this problem.Yes join the army. Seriously though check that you are standing upright and not bent forward your spine must feel as if it goes straight through you skull and up to the ceiling. Try standing against a door, everything touches. Walk away keeping that shape. Does it feel strange. Thats how it should be even when you are out shopping. Does bad posture affect balance. It goes without saying it does. What you may do is build your balance around a head that is in the wrong position.From there nothing is correct. The lady her head is with the right eye higher than the left acquired by stretching the sides and not bending the head over to the left. Some of us have at some time wondered why the technique manuals have not gone into this more than they have.If they had done can you imagine how thick the book would be. It would be thick as a few Gone with the Wind's. Keep that chin up and look to your left. If you can see your partner even out of the corner of your eye you are not looking left. If she can see you out of the corner of her eye she also is not looking left. Good luck
