Coordinating Ankles, Knees, and Pelvis for Standing

Listed by the publisher as “Comfortable and Calm Standing Posture”

This lesson explores the coordination of the ankles, knees, and pelvis to refine standing posture. Participants begin on their back, then stand to investigate how shifting weight between the heels and forefeet relates to the tilting of the pelvis and the curves of the entire spine.

Lying On BackStandingOtherPosturePostureAnkle Knee Hip CoordinationSpinal Flexion ExtensionWeight ShiftingSelf ImageMotif: ClockMotif: Pressure WavesEquipment: ChairFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: MinorSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: None