In the stance leg all forces were smaller and LG was recruited later, and unlike the young subjects generally after the swing leg had left the ground.
That theme is visible in the stance, a diagonal profile meant to evoke a sprinter poised in the starting blocks.
"This does not involve a change in the stance of monetary policy," said Edward M. Gramlich, a Fed governor.
Ultimately, the minutes said, "most members judged that a substantial easing in the stance of monetary policy was warranted".
That comment was widely interpreted by analysts as a subtle, but significant, shift in the stance of the Australian central bank.
A significant reason for the change in the stance of the Turkish government relates to its relations, not with Isis, but with the Kurds inside Turkey and Syria.
As a consequence, the committee agreed that an adjustment in the stance of policy is warranted during this extended intermeeting period.
It "represents no change in policy stance, and no inference should be drawn about the timing of any change in the stance of monetary policy in the future".
"While the full effects of earlier measures are yet to be observed, the board judged at today's meeting that a further easing in the stance of monetary policy was appropriate now," said Glenn Stevens, the central bank governor.
Mr Hunt was therefore in the stance familiar for politicians of all parties: using one hand to give the rich and powerful what they want, and the other hand to pat himself on the back.
The central bank signalled more increases to come "with gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy" and argued that "economic activity will continue to expand at a moderate pace and labor market indicators will continue to strengthen".
