Ep. 419 – Apposition Guidance

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July 28, 2025
“Pick a Side”, Airflow, Alternating, Balance, Bilateral PEC, Cortical, Extension, Gas, Gravity, Guide, Hemi-diaphragm, Lateralization, Left AF IR, Left AIC Manual Technique, Left Posterior Mediastinum Expansion, Neuro-Motor, Neurological, Neurology, Neutrality, Objective Tests, Patterned, Performance, Position, Predominance, PRI Program, Repositioning, Respiration, Respiratory, Rest, Ribcage, Right Apical Expansion, Sense, Strength Training, ZOA, Zone of Apposition

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