Ep. 429 – Shifting of Body Weight Sensory Influence on Central Pattern Generators Through ‘Ground-Down’ Reference

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October 6, 2025
Alternating, Alternation, Block, Body Weight Transfer, Cortical, CPGs, Dysautonomia, Frontal Plane, Gravity, Ground Up, Grounded, Grounding, Hippocampus, Hypermobility, Lateral Shift, Lift a Leg, Lowered, Lowering, Memory, POTS, Re-Grounding, Rhythmic, Side-to-Side Sense, Single Leg Support, Spinal Reflex, Stance, Standing, Step, Upright

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