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Quadruped Scapula Movement and Hallux Mobility
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Erson Religioso III, DPT, FAAOMPT
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Dr. Aaron Swanson
presents a novel way to explore scapular movement while working on weight bearing great toe mobility. The great toe is often overlooked in ankle mobility and a loss often results in toes out during closed chain movements.
Quadruped Scapula Movement and Hallux Mobility
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