Pelvis and Neck

Listed by the publisher as “Pelvis and Neck – kinesophics”

The instructor guides an exploration of how moving the leg affects the torso while lying on the back. By holding one knee and moving it away from the body, participants observe the resulting pull through the arm, shoulder, and spine. The practice emphasizes identifying and reducing unnecessary effort in the neck and shoulders during pelvic movements.

Lying On BackPelvisSpineJawShouldersNeckChestHeadRollingTurningCoordinationPosturePelvis-Head ConnectionShoulder And Neck EaseParasitic MovementsSkeletal EfficiencyMotif: Pressure WavesFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: NoneSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: None