Free Your Hip Joints Audio Package
Improved Posture & Walking
The Sense in Motion Audio Program, is based on neuro-plasticity findings; this enjoyable movement-based program will help keep both your body and mind healthy and flexible and strong.
This unique movement program introduces unusual movements to promote new mind-body learning and cognitive rejuvenation.
Each lesson is around 30 minutes long, providing you with the rest you need during the day to de-stress and regain comfort and ease.
Lesson 1: Twist the Chest or Roll as a Log
A slow-paced lesson that works on involving the chest in movements of twisting versus rolling, with attention on how we breathe while we move. The lesson is done on the back with the legs standing and crossed in the knees.
Position: On the Back
Lesson 2: Length from the Hip
lengthening the leg which will result in a supple chest, mobile shoulders and a freer head.
while you do the lesson, there might be moments when you will find that your movement is somewhat different to what I suggest. for example, that your naval turns in the opposite direction to what I indicate. Don’t rush to correct your movement because it will probably result in more tension and will not touch the underlying pattern of action. Instead, become aware of what you are doing and work gently. The changes will occur without your interference.
Position: On the Back / & Lean on the forearm/s
Lesson 3: Ankle on Knee
A repeated movement in this lesson is with the ankle on the other knee, slowly tilt the standing leg to bring the hanging knee closer to the floor. You’ll improve mobility not only in the hip joint but also in the chest and shoulders that will facilitate the leg movement.
The position described above is helpful also for those with Sciatica or Piriformis Syndrome, when you will lengthen the piriformis muscle, the hamstrings and the hip extensors.
Position: Sit with Long Legs/ On the Back
Lesson 4: Lengthen Leg, Lengthen Arm
Sit with your legs bent to the sides and lift one leg. How much force do you put in the hand/arm/shoulder? How can you improve this so the leg will feel light and the arm be will free to move with the leg? In this lesson you’ll reconnect the movement of the arm with your centre so that your arm will regain its suppleness and finer motor ability.
Position: On the Side
Lesson 5: Push the Stomach Down
This lesson will refer to the following questions: What is your core? is it in your abdominals? When you lift your head, do you have to pull the stomach in?
Moving on all fours positions, you will enhance the m0bility of your hip joints, help to lengthen the back and relieve tension from the neck and shoulders.
Your sense of balance will also develop when you come to standing.
Position: On Hands & Knees + On the Back
Lesson 6: Roll the Hip Joint
Lifting the head easily when lying on the side is not simple for many people. Try it yourself; how is the neck bending? Could it be easier?
The same goes for the lifting the leg with ease. You will sense what is holding the leg from lifting higher and lighter to a point where you can start playing with directions of the leg and head, at your own will.
Position: On the Side
Free Your Hip Joints Audio Package
Improved Posture & Walking
The Sense in Motion Audio Program, is based on neuro-plasticity findings; this enjoyable movement-based program will help keep both your body and mind healthy and flexible and strong.
This unique movement program introduces unusual movements to promote new mind-body learning and cognitive rejuvenation.
Each lesson is around 30 minutes long, providing you with the rest you need during the day to de-stress and regain comfort and ease.
Lesson 1: Twist the Chest or Roll as a Log
A slow-paced lesson that works on involving the chest in movements of twisting versus rolling, with attention on how we breathe while we move. The lesson is done on the back with the legs standing and crossed in the knees.
Position: On the Back
Lesson 2: Length from the Hip
lengthening the leg which will result in a supple chest, mobile shoulders and a freer head.
while you do the lesson, there might be moments when you will find that your movement is somewhat different to what I suggest. for example, that your naval turns in the opposite direction to what I indicate. Don’t rush to correct your movement because it will probably result in more tension and will not touch the underlying pattern of action. Instead, become aware of what you are doing and work gently. The changes will occur without your interference.
Position: On the Back / & Lean on the forearm/s
Lesson 3: Ankle on Knee
A repeated movement in this lesson is with the ankle on the other knee, slowly tilt the standing leg to bring the hanging knee closer to the floor. You’ll improve mobility not only in the hip joint but also in the chest and shoulders that will facilitate the leg movement.
The position described above is helpful also for those with Sciatica or Piriformis Syndrome, when you will lengthen the piriformis muscle, the hamstrings and the hip extensors.
Position: Sit with Long Legs/ On the Back
Lesson 4: Lengthen Leg, Lengthen Arm
Sit with your legs bent to the sides and lift one leg. How much force do you put in the hand/arm/shoulder? How can you improve this so the leg will feel light and the arm be will free to move with the leg? In this lesson you’ll reconnect the movement of the arm with your centre so that your arm will regain its suppleness and finer motor ability.
Position: On the Side
Lesson 5: Push the Stomach Down
This lesson will refer to the following questions: What is your core? is it in your abdominals? When you lift your head, do you have to pull the stomach in?
Moving on all fours positions, you will enhance the m0bility of your hip joints, help to lengthen the back and relieve tension from the neck and shoulders.
Your sense of balance will also develop when you come to standing.
Position: On Hands & Knees + On the Back
Lesson 6: Roll the Hip Joint
Lifting the head easily when lying on the side is not simple for many people. Try it yourself; how is the neck bending? Could it be easier?
The same goes for the lifting the leg with ease. You will sense what is holding the leg from lifting higher and lighter to a point where you can start playing with directions of the leg and head, at your own will.
Position: On the Side
