Developmental Rolling Patterns Assisted Opp

Media Summary: Same side elbow to knee stay touching throughout the movement. This exercise is called the upper extremity extension Legs stay "dead". Head leads torso. Typically harder than leg

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Same side elbow to knee stay touching throughout the movement. This exercise is called the upper extremity extension Legs stay "dead". Head leads torso. Typically harder than leg

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Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted opp side - level 2

Developmental Rolling Patterns - opp side - level 3

Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted same side - level 2

Developmental Rolling Patterns - leg rolls - level 1

Upper Extremity Extension Rolling Patterns

Developmental Rolling Patterns - same side - level 3

Upper Extremity and Lower Extremity Rolling Patterns *with Assistance*

Rolling Patterns

Developmental Rolling Patterns - arm rolls - level 1

Developmental Rolling

Rolling/Assisted Rolling

Rolling patterns

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Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted opp side - level 2

Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted opp side - level 2

Paper towels serve as an

Developmental Rolling Patterns - opp side - level 3

Developmental Rolling Patterns - opp side - level 3

Same side elbow to knee stay touching throughout the movement.

Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted same side - level 2

Developmental Rolling Patterns - assisted same side - level 2

Paper towel

Developmental Rolling Patterns - leg rolls - level 1

Developmental Rolling Patterns - leg rolls - level 1

Upper body stays 'dead'. Legs initiate

Upper Extremity Extension Rolling Patterns

Upper Extremity Extension Rolling Patterns

This exercise is called the upper extremity extension

Developmental Rolling Patterns - same side - level 3

Developmental Rolling Patterns - same side - level 3

Opposite

Upper Extremity and Lower Extremity Rolling Patterns *with Assistance*

Upper Extremity and Lower Extremity Rolling Patterns with Assistance

Upper extremity and lower extremity

Rolling Patterns

Rolling Patterns

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Developmental Rolling Patterns - arm rolls - level 1

Developmental Rolling Patterns - arm rolls - level 1

Legs stay "dead". Head leads torso. Typically harder than leg

Developmental Rolling

Developmental Rolling

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Rolling/Assisted Rolling

Rolling/Assisted Rolling

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Rolling patterns

Rolling patterns

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Rolling Patterns 1

Rolling Patterns 1

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