Sitting Rotation with Eye and Head Differentiation

Listed by the publisher as “Classic Rotation Sitting – kinesophics”

Participants begin by sitting with one leg bent forward and the other back, rotating the torso while focusing on a raised hand. The practice involves differentiating movements of the eyes, head, and shoulders to reduce strain. Later, the same sequences are performed on the opposite side through mental visualization to integrate the changes.

SittingLying On BackTurningSpinal RotationEye MovementDifferentiationMental RehearsalPelvic MobilityFlexion/Extension: Flexion LeaningRotation: DefiningSide bending: MinorCross-lateral: None