Directional sagittal spinal-wave
Spine & scapulae: 'Global' patterns
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THE WHAT
A stationary, global spinal-wave context which now explores the angular-potential of the ‘sagittal’ spinal-wave by turning the head AND torso and “waving” in those directions. Despite turning of the body, the trajectory of wave is still distinctly SAGITTAL – what is introduced is simply a left or right-handed “turn” in different magnitudes by ensure that the feet and knees remain strictly FORWARD-facing.
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