In this pause we continue to practice moving the spine in a circular shape. When we are on all fours, or, as in the Micro Pause, leaning forward with our hands on a chair (which is more comfortable on the knees), the pelvis can move more freely than if we sit on it, so you may feel as if you’re making an overall bigger movement in the spine. The spine is, of course, connected to the pelvis so when the pelvis move the spine will also move. 


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Spinal waves, lunge and wide legged seat

A Micro Pause where we use the spinal waves to wake up all the connections from the lower upwards, and down into the hip flexors and thighs. Waving with legs wide and waving in a supported lunge.

Wrists with hands on chair

A Micro Pause for your wrists. Builds strength and increases mobility in the wrists. May help prevent RSI. This exercise is done standing with your hands on your chair.

Wrists with arm to the side

A Micro Pause to strengthen your wrists and to help prevent RSI.

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