Clock Dial in Side-Lying
Listed by the publisher as “podcast – Page 11 – kinesophics”
The lesson begins by sensing the body's contact with the floor. While lying on one side, participants explore sliding their top arm and then rolling their pelvis in various directions using the image of two clock faces. The process involves coordinating movements of the spine, ribs, and head to reach toward each hour on the clock.
Lying On SideLying On BackSpineFeetShouldersNeckChestHeadArmsLegsHipsRollingWalkingBreathingBalanceTurningTwistingReachingExtensionCoordinationPostureFlexionPelvic ClockSpine And RibsShoulder And Arm MobilityClock MetaphorMotif: ClockMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationEquipment: BlanketEquipment: CushionFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: DefiningSide bending: ModerateCross-lateral: Minor
