Ep. 407 – Standing Left Centering with Right Thoracic Rotation Non-Manual Technique Overview as Related to Visual Vestibular and Respiratory Refinement (Part I)

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May 5, 2025
Airflow, Ankle Wobble, Arm Swing, Binocular Instability, Expansion, Eyes, Feedforward Activity, FLM, Foot and Ankle, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gardening, Ground, Horizontal Vision, Left AF IR, Midline, Nasal Bridge, Nature, Nose, Optometrist, Peripheral Optic Flow, Podal, Predominant Cortical Function, Pronation, References, SCM, Sensory Awareness, Single Leg Stability, Sternocleidomastoid, Supination, Transition, Trees, Trunk Rotation, Upright Sense, Vision, Visual Vestibular Refinement, VVR

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