Ipsilateral Organization of the Trunk and Limbs
Listed by the publisher as “English FeldenkraisATM@evalaser ID 250506 Theme: Understanding lesson 3”
Participants explore the coordination of the trunk, shoulder, and pelvis by lifting a long arm and leg on a single side. The practice involves subtle shifts in weight and lengthening to distinguish between habitual diagonal connections and ipsilateral organization. Movements are performed while lying both on the back and on the front.
Lying On BackLying On FrontSittingStandingIpsilateral CoordinationDifferentiation Of Trunk And LimbsShoulder Blade MobilityDiaphragm AwarenessMotif: ClockMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationEquipment: ChairEquipment: Mat Or BlanketFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: MinorSide bending: DefiningCross-lateral: None
