Protrusions and Bendings
Listed by the publisher as “Protrusions and Bendings – kinesophics”
This lesson explores the coordination of the head, spine, and pelvis while lying on the side. Students practice small, subtle movements including protruding the jaw and tailbone to discover how the top and bottom of the spine relate during the folding of the legs, eventually transitioning to these movements in standing.
Lying On SideLying On BackStandingPelvisSpineShouldersNeckHeadLegsCoordinationFlexionSpine And Head CoordinationPelvic MobilityLeg And Hip FoldingJaw And Neck RelationshipEquipment: Cushions Or Folded Towels For Head SupportFlexion/Extension: Strongly ExtensionRotation: NoneSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: None
