Hand Coordination and Shoulder Versatility

Listed by the publisher as “Finger, arm and shoulder versatility - Emma Alter”

This lesson begins with sensing on the floor before guiding students through rhythmic opening and closing of the fingers. Moving from the floor to standing against a doorframe, participants explore the relationship between hand movements, shoulder elevation, and the mobility of the ribs, spine, and pelvis.

Lying On BackStandingShouldersArmsHand And Finger CoordinationShoulder And Rib MobilityBell HandUse Of A DoorframeWeight ShiftingMotif: Bell HandsMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationEquipment: Doorframe Or WallEquipment: Musical Instrument (Optional For Check-In)Flexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: MinorSide bending: DefiningCross-lateral: Minor