Ep. 145 – Forward Locomotion Movement Influences on Cervical Cycling

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April 27, 2020
Ankle, Bi-phasic, Cervical Spine, Chewing, Cycling, Foot, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gait, Locomotion, Mandible, Masticatory, Nasal, Neck, Neutrality, Non-Synchronized, Pronation, Respiration, Respiratory, Rhythmic Cycling, Stance, Supination, Swing, Ventilatory, Visual Field, Weight Acceptance

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