Boyle, 2013 - Google Patents
Clinical application of the right sidelying respiratory left adductor pull back exerciseBoyle, 2013
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- Boyle K
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- International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy
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Problem: Lumbopelvic‐femoral conditions are common and may be associated with asymmetrical musculoskeletal and respiratory impairments and postural mal‐alignment called a Left Anterior Interior Chain (AIC) pattern. An inherent pattern of asymmetry involves …
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