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The lesson begins with a standing assessment of postural sway and skeletal orientation. Participants then move to the floor to explore micro-movements of the skull and jaw, emphasizing the relationship between the head, spine, and pelvis. The practice concludes with a transition back to standing, observing changes in balance and movement efficiency.
Lying On BackStandingLying On SideSittingAll FoursHead And NeckPelvis-Head ConnectionAlexander Technique ConceptsGravity And BalanceSpinal CurvesJaw And TongueWalkingMotif: Pressure WavesFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: MinorSide bending: ModerateCross-lateral: None
