Reducing Strain in the Dominant Hand

Listed by the publisher as “face up – Page 3 – kinesophics”

This lesson focuses on reducing strain in the dominant hand and arm. While lying on the back, you will perform subtle wrist movements, individual finger isolations, and gentle arm rotations. These movements lead into larger pendular explorations with the whole arm to release habitual tension in the shoulder and nervous system.

Lying On BackStandingHand And Finger CoordinationShoulder And Arm MobilityNervous System RegulationReduction Of EffortSkeletal SupportMotif: Bell HandsMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: ModerateSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: None