Ep. 171 – The Role of the Quadratus Lumborum and the ‘Why’ Behind the Right QL and Left Psoas Inhibition Program

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October 26, 2020
12th Rib, Abdominals, Advanced Integration, Back Pain, Bilateral PEC, Diaphragm, Extension, Forward Locomotor Movement, Fryette’s Law, Hip Flexor, iliacus, Left AF IR, Lumbar Spine, Spinal Rotation, Trunk Rotation, ZOA

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