Ep. 457 – Left Posterior Mediastinum Inhibition “Rules of Thumb”

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April 20, 2026
Abdominal Integration, Alternating, Arm Swing, Bilateral Reach, Breathe, Expand, FLM, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gait, Hemi-Chest, Hruska Abduction Lift Test, Hruska Adduction Lift Test, Inhalation, Left AF IR, Left Arm Reach, Neutral, Non-Manual Techniques, Posterior Mediastinum Expansion, Postural Respiration, Reaching, Reciprocal, Respiration, Ribcage, Right Arm Reach, Thorax, Trunk Rotation, Walking

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