Ep. 182 – Sidelying Lateral Thorax Expansion with Arched Hemi-Barrel–A Unique Case Discussion

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January 11, 2021
Apical Expansion, Arm Swing, Distraction, Elongation, Intercostal Inhibition, Lateralization, Left AF IR, Left Thoracic Abduction, Malocclusion, Neck, Quadratus Lumborum, Right Low Back Pain, Right Pronation, Speaking, Voice Resonation

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