07/28/2021
SESSION 4: support through the midline
The aim is to improve weight transmission along the inner line of the legs so that the upper body has a greater sense of stability and to limit kinetic drag during leg swing. This session explores the relationship between the pelvic floor and the diaphragm. When we hold tension in one, we often hold tension in the other. After the session, clients may notice a feeling of uprightness and freedom in the mobility of the legs.
SESSION 5: Stabilizing the midline
Fascial restrictions are released in the front body along the upper legs and torso. Exploring proprioception of the main hip flexors provides a deeper connection of the lower body to the upper body. This session provides increased mobility for the pelvis and reduces pull on the lower spine. Clients may discover changes in the quality of movement in their pelvis and leg swing.
SESSION 6: Freeing the backline
The emphasis is on the backline of the body, releasing restrictions from the heels to the head. At the end of this session, all major fascial restrictions below the neck have been addressed. Freeing sacral restrictions allows for greater movement of the spine. Clients may notice a feeling of lightness and increased spinal mobility.
SESSION 7: Freeing the neck and head
The aim is to free restrictions in the shoulders, neck, and head. The neurocranium is differentiated from the visceral cranium opening the sinuses and relaxing all the muscles of facial expression. Clients may report feeling lighter and notice their face is deeply relaxed. Â