Reducing Strain in the Dominant Hand
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The instructor guides students through slow, focused movements of the wrist and fingers while lying on the back. The practice emphasizes the independent movement of each digit and the inhibition of habitual muscular strain. It later incorporates the arm and shoulder blade into pendular oscillations to reduce tension in the dominant hand and nervous system.
Lying On BackStandingHand And FingersWrist And ForearmInhibition Of MovementDominant HandShoulder BladeMotif: Bell HandsFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: ModerateSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: None
