Transitioning from Sitting to All Fours
Listed by the publisher as “hands and knees – kinesophics”
The lesson explores transitioning from a side-sitting position to all fours. Participants experiment with weight shifting, pivoting the leg, and coordinating the spine and pelvis to move efficiently. The process emphasizes using the head as a lever and organizing the limbs to replace momentum with balance and clarity.
SittingAll FoursLying On BackStandingArmsLegsTransitioning To All FoursPelvic MobilityHead-Pelvis CoordinationDevelopmental MovementsWeight ShiftingMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: ModerateSide bending: DefiningCross-lateral: Minor
