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Safety Announcement
Safety Announcement
*Close supervision is essential, especially when your child is inverted (upside down). The supervisor should support the child's head and body to protect the neck.
*Children (more common in children with Down Syndrome) who have been tested and found to have Atlantoaxial instabilty should NOT perform inverted rolls.
*Close supervision is essential, especially when your child is inverted (upside down). The supervisor should support the child's head and body to protect the neck.
*Children (more common in children with Down Syndrome) who have been tested and found to have Atlantoaxial instabilty should NOT perform inverted rolls.
Atlantoaxial Instability
Spotting Inverted Rolls
Balance
Balance
Layout
Front Scale
Side Plank
Stork Stand
Body Positioning
Body Positioning
Knee Scale
Candlestick
Table
Back Support
Straddle
Wheelbarrow Walks
Crab Walks
Caterpillar Walks
Weight Transfer
Weight Transfer
Superman
Bear Walks
Donkey Kicks
Animal Movements
Body Rolling
Body Rolling
Log Roll
Pencil Roll
Egg Roll
Back Rocker
Forward Roll with a Spot
Forward Roll with a Spot
Progression of Forward Roll
Forward Roll - No Spot
Climbing Over/Under Obstacles
Climbing Over/Under Obstacles
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