Ep. 122 – Implications of a ‘Chin Tuck’ on a PRI Program – When and Why Would It Be Considered?

Chin Tuck in a PRI Program

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November 18, 2019
Abdominals, Alternating, Balloon, Breathing, Cervical Revolution, Cervical Spine, Exhalation, Forward Head Posture, Lifting, Lordosis, Mandible, Neck, Performance, Posterior Mediastinum, Postural Respiration, Reach

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