Differentiating Head Tilting and Sliding

Listed by the publisher as “ay – kinesophics”

The instructor guides an exploration of head and neck movements from sitting, lying on the back, front, and sides. Participants differentiate between tilting the head in a cone-like motion and sliding the skull in a circular, cylindrical path. The lesson uses a finger or an imaginary plumb line as a reference point to clarify these subtle movements.

SittingLying On BackLying On SideLying On FrontHead And Neck DifferentiationSpine And Pelvis IntegrationVisualizing Circles And ConesMobilizing The Base Of The SkullMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: NoneSide bending: ModerateCross-lateral: None