Ep. 228 – Mirrored Left Stance with Left Arm Reach

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November 29, 2021
Arm Swing, Back Extension, Brain, Cervical Rotation, Cranial De-Rotation, Effortless Breathing, Forward Image, Hand, Haptic Touch, Horizontal Arm Swing, Hyperopia, Hyperopic, Imagery, Introspective, Left AF IR, Left Floor, Lower Extremity Vertical Displacement, Myopia, Narrow Minded, Near Objects, Neck Orientation, Peripheral Flow, Periphery, Reaching, Right Apical Expansion, Sense, Space, Thoracic Decompression, Thoracic Spine, Threat, Trunk Rotation, Virtual Reality, Vision, Visual Processing

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