Ep. 220 – Seated Conjugate Thoracic Hemi-Respiration (Late Right AIC Seated Stance)

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October 4, 2021
Air In, Air Out, Airflow, Canines, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, CRPS, Distal Extremity Sense, Impingement & Instability, Ischial Seat, Left Abdominal, Left Posterior Mediastinum Expansion, Pelvis Lateral Displacement, Preparatory Technique, Push, Quadriceps, Right Apical Expansion, Right Thoracic Decompression, Right Tricep, Scapula, Sense of Feet, Shoulder, Sitting Posture, Trunk Rotation, Upper Trapezius

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