Ep. 318 – Weak Flexor Hallucis Longus and It’s Relationship to Scapula-Thoracic Function

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August 21, 2023
Big Toe, Conjugate, Feet, Foot, Grimace, Ischial Seat, Long Seated, Pronate, Pronation, Pull, Push, Sandal Gap, Scapular, Shoulder, Supinate, Supination, Thorax, Toes, Trunk Rotation, Walking Sticks

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