Turning Heels Out

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

This lesson explores turning and weight shifting in standing. Participants practice turning one heel outward while keeping the head and shoulders facing forward to soften the lower back. The sequence evolves into continuous rotations and circles, alternating between turning the heel and the toes to refine pelvic mobility and spinal length.

StandingLying On BackFeetTurningWeight ShiftingLower Back MobilityTurning And RotationPelvic-Spinal CoordinationMotif: Rib Shoulder DifferentiationEquipment: MatFlexion/Extension: Strongly FlexionRotation: DefiningSide bending: NoneCross-lateral: Minor