Sidelying Clock Hands
Listed by the publisher as “sidelying – Page 2 – kinesophics”
The lesson begins by sensing the body's contact with the floor. Participants lie on their left side and use two imaginary clock faces to guide movements of the right arm and hip. By sliding the hand and rolling the pelvis in coordinated directions, the lesson explores how the spine and ribs support reaching and turning.
Lying On SideLying On BackStandingPelvic ClockRibs And SpineShoulder And Arm ReachAsymmetrySidelyingMotif: ClockEquipment: BlanketEquipment: Flat CushionsFlexion/Extension: Mixed Or BalancedRotation: DefiningSide bending: ModerateCross-lateral: Moderate
