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Self Mobilization Techniques for Dancers, Performers and All Humans

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  • Self Mobilization Techniques for Dancers, Performers and all Humans
  • Welcome!
  • Self Mobilization Technique - TLJ Rotation
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Glide of the Glenohumeral Joint
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Toe Lacing
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Mobilization of the Sacroiliac Joint
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Mobilization for the Femoroacetabular Impingement
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Posterior Glide for Talocrural Joint
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Anterior Glide for Talocurcal Joint
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Distracting the Talocrural Joint
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Cuboid and Navicular Mobilization
  • Self Mobilization Technique - Distraction of the Metatarsal Joint
  • Feedback
  • Q&A With Amy and Dinah
  • Introduction to Q&A Session
  • What is a Self-Mobilization?
  • Curling and Uncurling
  • What Are You Looking For in a Patient Response?
  • Did Mary Have Restricting Range of Motion or Pain Stiffness?
  • How to Get Your Dancers To Stop Popping Their Hips
  • What Does the Research Say About Popping Joints?
  • Recommendations for Ankle Sprain Protocols
  • Feedback
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