Turning the Heels Out in Standing

Listed by the publisher as “podcast – Page 7 – kinesophics”

This standing lesson explores how turning the heels out and shifting weight affects the alignment of the spine and pelvis. Participants practice turning the feet in various patterns to find softness in the lower back and neck, eventually developing a continuous, circular turning movement that integrates the head, thorax, and hips.

StandingLying On BackTurningWeight ShiftingTurningPelvic MobilitySpinal AlignmentFoot And AnkleEquipment: MatFlexion/Extension: Flexion LeaningRotation: DefiningSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: Minor