Exploring Eye and Neck Coordination in Rotation

Listed by the publisher as “dead bird – kinesophics”

This lesson explores the coordination between the head, eyes, and shoulder girdle. Participants move from standing to sitting and lying down, using reaching arm movements and visual tracking to investigate how reflexes and habitual patterns influence the smoothness of rotation and spinal organization.

SittingLying On BackStandingLying On SideEyesShoulder GirdleRotationReflexesHabitual PatternsEquipment: CushionFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: DefiningSide bending: ModerateCross-lateral: Moderate