Ep. 267 – Standing Resisted Pull in with Left AF IR

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August 29, 2022
Left Abdominals, Left AF IR, Left Heel, Left Posterior Mediastinum, Low Trap, Paravertebrals, Ribcage, Right Canine, Right Glute Max, Right Great Toe, Right Intercostal Inhibition, Right Latissimus, Right Medial Arch, Right Pectoralis, Right Piriformis, Right SI Joint, Right Trunk Rotation, Sacroiliac, Sternal, Strong Backs, Tricep, Wrestler

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