Sphinx and Eye Movements
Listed by the publisher as “Sphinx and eyes – kinesophics”
The lesson begins by tracing the midline of the body while lying on the back before moving to the stomach. Participants explore lifting the head, coordinating eye movements with spinal elongation, and propping themselves up on their elbows. The movements focus on turning the shoulders and head together and separately to look behind the heels.
Lying On FrontLying On BackEyesEye CoordinationSpinal ExtensionHead Neck OrganizationMidline SensingMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationEquipment: CushionsFlexion/Extension: Strongly ExtensionRotation: ModerateSide bending: MinorCross-lateral: None
