For what do you use your hands? Many people may say, “To catch something, to move something, or to touch something.” Those are not wrong answers. Our civilizations might have been made by our hands, because those motions are so precise and delicate, which differ so much from animals’ hands. Our dexterous hands have been producing skills of artists, craftsmen, and businesspersons, and also influence modes of our lives. I can say that dexterity of hands determines the level of human’s body motions. If you have natural hands, motions of arms and shoulders can be natural. Furthermore, natural hands also influence the motions of lower extremities. Imagine a beautiful ballet dancer. If her hands are not moving naturally, her whole dance may not look elegant. So, what determines the level of hands’ function? My answer is in Naturalization, which is the motor learning process during 0-year age. In quadruped walking, we bear our wights not only on feet, but also hands. Originally, carpal joint is the wight-bearing joint. Development of hands’ functions depend on how much we had borne our weight during baby days.

If we had not born our weights on hands enough, developments of hands would be poor. These influence also the developments of whole body motions.

It is not too late to restart your body.

You can retrieve natural body by Naturalization.

Dear God,

What comes after scapulae as engine is the power of crawling. Why do we need crawling? Because that let us learn how to support upper body weight by pelvis. 

Pelvis functions as weight-bearing system. That means our bodies can’t resist against gravity if we had not crawled enough in baby-days. The power of pelvis generates the power of hip extension. Poor power of pelvis can’t generate it, but resorts to knee extension. To run fast, stay in balance, and even also prevent injuries, the power of pelvis is necessary. It’s not too late to redo crawling exercise. Restart your body in Naturalization.

Dear God,

We are born to be free and natural, I believe. That means that we don’t need to be taught by someone how to move our bodies. Our motor learning program is originally installed in our DNA, which teaches us how to move naturally. During baby days, they cry, rotate, crawl, do quadruped walking, etc.. It seems that we remember the days in which we used to be animals, if evolution theory is correct. In baby’s rotation, they imitate the motions of fish and snakes, which move their bodies almost only by spine. We are vertebrae animals, and the basis of our motions are generated from vertebrae. Not only our motion, but also our postures are owing to stability and flexibility of vertebrae. So, without enough rotating in baby days, their motor functions as vertebrae animals grow poorly. The functions  of vertebrae determines our abilities of motions. We need to redo the babies motions. It is not too late to redo those motions. If you retrieve natural motions of vertebrae, your neck pain and back pain disappear. Let’s do rotation exercise.