Source
- AY Volume 7
- Reel 21, Track 4, Lesson 1
- Duration: 40 minutes
Synopsis
- A delightful rolling lesson.
- Rolling is creating through extension and flexion
Lesson Outline
- Effortless rolling occurs through differentiating extension-flexion on the sides; that is, starting with full flexion of arms and legs on back, differentially extending the right arm and leg (to com to side) allowing the head to roll back, then extending the left arm & leg to roll onto belly, arms, head and legs effortlessly raised. Then returning, again differentiating the two sides, smoothly.
- An alternative to having the arms and legs folded in from involves the arms and legs extended, starting one side dragging on the floor towards the other.
Focus of the teaching
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Related ATMs
- Tag Baby’s First Year
- Tag Rolling
- Tag Elbow-to-knee
- Tag Baby-roll
Resources
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