Ep. 339 – PRI Bar Reach Techniques for Axial Centered Sense

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January 15, 2024
Bar Program, Case Study, Central Pattern Generators, Central Processing, Central Tendon, CPGs, Diaphragm, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gamma, Inhibition, Inhibitory, Lumbar Spine, Neurological, Reciprocal, Sense, Thoracic Spine, Thorax

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