Turning Heels Out

Listed by the publisher as “Turning heels out – kinesophics”

This standing lesson explores shifting weight and turning the pelvis through coordinated movements of the heels and toes. Participants practice turning one heel out while keeping the shoulders forward to lengthen the lower back and soften the spine. The sequence evolves into continuous, arc-like turns that emphasize efficient organization between the head and the pelvis.

StandingLying On BackPelvisSpineNeckHeadLegsTurningWeight ShiftCoordinationFlexionPostureTurningWeight ShiftingPelvic MobilitySpinal FlexibilityEquipment: MatFlexion/Extension: Flexion LeaningRotation: DefiningSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: Minor