Ep. 96 – Proximal (Hip) and Distal (Ankle) Considerations During Standing Supported Right Gluteus Maximus Techniques (Part 1)

Proximal (Hip) and Distal (Ankle) Considerations During Standing Supported Right Gluteus Maximus Techniques (Part 1)

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May 20, 2019
AFER, Ankle, Eversion, FAER, Glutes, Impingement & Instability, Laterality, Pronation, Techniques

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