Ep. 206 – Scapular Compressive Lateral Stair Downward Locomotor Movement

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June 28, 2021
Arm Swing, Cervical Rotation, Chest Wall, Corollary Movements, Cortical Sensory Movement, De-Orientation, De-Rotate, Expansion, Hip, Impingement & Instability, Lateral Descent, Lower Extremity Vertical Displacement, Neck, Pelvis, Reference Centers, Right Thoracic Decompression, Sense, Shoulder Blade, Upper Extremity Horizontal Swing, Vestibular Ocular Reflex, VOR

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