Alright – so in Part 1 we got the pivot to the floor, next is getting onto all fours. Once people have gotten onto hands and knees, it often then becomes possible for them to find something to help them get up by crawling.
Check out the video on the next step to get up off the ground.
Until next week!
Range of motion gets through around a lot with shoulder injuries. Probably because shoulder injuries are one of the most common injuries we see in our clinic and there is
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