Ep. 384 – PRI Technique Considerations for Improving Standing Peripheral Visuo-Spatial Control Using PRI References

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November 25, 2024
Approximate, Approximation, Centering, Cervical Rotation, Dan Houglum, Delay, Displacement, Divergence, Forward Locomotor Movement, Interlimb, Intralimb, Midstance, Neck, Peripheral Awareness, Peripheral Optic Flow, Ron Hruska, Sense, Single Leg Stance, Squat, Step Through, Vision, Visual Processing, Visuo-Spatial

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