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Thank you for this explanation! I feel like this is the first time that it all clicked in my head as far as the rotations of the Ilium and the sacrum. That right on right left and left all those things used to make my head swim and I would just shut down.
So as a simplified rule (pending we can’t fully correct during pregnancy): In prolonged EARLY labour, if right ILA is more prominent the birth team would press on that side, + If right leg is shorter, she would lunge with that same leg with knee up during labour ? Did I get that right?
I love the visual with the fingers as pelvis, and all of the angles as it’s not just a forward/backward shift. And to appreciate getting mobility in the bones vs the position of the bones. You have always promoted mobility in the tissues and bones, and I literally hear your voice in my mind sometimes as I’m working with clients!
Thank you for this explanation! I feel like this is the first time that it all clicked in my head as far as the rotations of the Ilium and the sacrum. That right on right left and left all those things used to make my head swim and I would just shut down.
I do the same when it gets more complicated. Glad this helped you!
So as a simplified rule (pending we can’t fully correct during pregnancy): In prolonged EARLY labour, if right ILA is more prominent the birth team would press on that side, + If right leg is shorter, she would lunge with that same leg with knee up during labour ? Did I get that right?
You got it correct! Good job!
I love the visual with the fingers as pelvis, and all of the angles as it’s not just a forward/backward shift. And to appreciate getting mobility in the bones vs the position of the bones. You have always promoted mobility in the tissues and bones, and I literally hear your voice in my mind sometimes as I’m working with clients!
The hand model was so helpful. This was a great explanation!