Dynamic movement processes with Safety First care
Awakening in the primal organism the demand which can supply the Bone Strength in a reliable weight bearing posture.
90 total body coordination movement processes.
Bones strength & weight bearing posture - 20.5 hours
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Bones 1
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Introduction
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Bouncing on the heels, Pulsations build bone
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Aligning the neck by spreading fingers
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Wave response, counter undulation of the curves
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Axis response, moving as one unit
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Levels of pressure, 20 %
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Stimulating the roots of teeth
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Tapping head, chest, kidneys
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Aligning the lumbar by spreading fingers
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Tapping the pelvis, bridging the line of strength
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Hand pushes a wall, spiraling the spine
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Bouncing on the heels, crossed arms
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Tantrum no and yes
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Fragmented breathing
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Roman sandals, the focus of efficiency and balance
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Bicycle, stabilizing the hip joint
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Meditation red and pink
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Feet, inside/ outside edge, lateral flexion near a wall
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Harness, a loan of integration in sideways walking
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Aligning the neck, index finger between teeth
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Aligning the lumbar by shortening the front
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Narrow pelvis, aligning the wheels
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Knee bends a knee, spontaneous springiness
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The function of creeping, sweeping head from side to side
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From sitting to standing, spiraling without leaning on the knee
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Knot near a wall, weight bearing posture from A to Z
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African walk, chest – lower back interaction
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Jumping in harness
Bones 2
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Bouncing on the heels, twisted arms, articulating the thoracic vertebrae
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Wave/ axis, hand on wall, hand on head, connecting the head to the trunk
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Ribs around the steering, from rib cage to rib basket
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Hip joint, Bow and arrow, relating to individual asymmetry
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The function of pulling, strengthening by resistance
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The function of climbing, improvement by reversing proximal and distal
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Jaw, releasing tension by pelvis interaction
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The creeping function, loading the skeleton from the hand
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Bouncing on the heels narrow/ wide, distance determines stability
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Functional reflexology, lower back – heel correspondence
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Silken scarf on roller, synchronized flexibility
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Whipping against a wall, power in motion
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From lying to frontal sitting, strength in the back vs stomach muscles
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Weights on feet, biomechanical equilibrium and strength
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Lifting weights, safety near a wall and efficiency through the spiral
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Hand cuffs, closed cycle isometric resistance
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Knee bands a knee, sea-saw heel toes
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Rumba in the strip, power in proportional undulation
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Shoulder blades wide/ narrow, the lateral aspect of posture
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Hand in hand in the strip, self reorganization
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Step up step down, walking on the back
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Combing the hair, elongating the neck
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Assisting a person to get up from sitting, proximal force in crossed arms
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Running in the harness, safety in dynamic rhythm
Bones 3
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Heel lower than the surface, maneuvering the environment to effect the lumbar
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Foot rides over thigh and finger along the nose, securing continuity of axis
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Hip joint recoil in sitting near a wall, increasing range of step
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Sphincters, the integrative network of anti gravity lever
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Two knots near a wall, shortcut to upright posture
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Focus of pressure in front of the heel, the neutral point of the lumbar
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Recovering equilibrium, Risking stability to learn how to recreate it
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African walk, the detachment of foot, the dynamics of walking in pendulum
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The function of creeping, foot pulls foot in self elongation
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Bouncing on one foot, neurological diplomacy
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Shoulder blades high/ low near the wall, front/ back proportions of length
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Squatting, synchronized surrender to gravity
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Crawling with bent elbows, tiger walk
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Sliding pelvis from side to side, integrating the spine
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Rocking from Lying to sitting, the anti gravity strategy of consistent frequency
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From lying to standing to lying, overcoming fear of falling
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Falling down without injury, inner model of confidence
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Up an down a slope/ stairs, adjusting posture to context
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A trunk of a tree, a roller near the wall
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Heel to ischium, aligning legs to spine
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Recreating homeostasis, relaxation
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Reconciliation with hope, imagery
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Jumping in a circle
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