Suboptimal deep stabilization, coordination, and timing in adults may lead to compensatory movement patterns.

“if the synergy coordination timing of deep stabilization is is not on point they find a way to move but when they move as with uh the first weeks of life the the newborn infant you'll see uh anterior pelvic tilt you see a flaring of the ribcage the shoulders you'll see elevation protraction and reclination or extension through the cervical spine the newborn when they look or when they move the whole body is moving they don't have that ability to create that fixed point but they're still able to to make movements”