Ep. 195 – A Rhythmic Stabilization Discussion–Supine Hooklying Supported Resisted Left Glute Max with Right AF ER

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April 12, 2021
Adductors, Ankle Sprains, Ball, Band, Block, Eversion, External Rotation, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gait, Gravity, Inhibition, Internal Rotation, Inversion, Left AF IR, Left Heel, Pelvis, PNF, Pronation, Push, Resistance, Skiing, Stance, Supination

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