PPB: Psoas Release Technique Lab | 9:13 You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet. 2 Comments With the bilateral technique, what direction is the hand between the leg applying pressure. It looks like up into the pubic bone, but that doesn’t seem right. Log in to Reply The hand between the legs is spreading laterally to contact the lesser trochanters. So just make your hand wide! Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
With the bilateral technique, what direction is the hand between the leg applying pressure. It looks like up into the pubic bone, but that doesn’t seem right. Log in to Reply
The hand between the legs is spreading laterally to contact the lesser trochanters. So just make your hand wide! Log in to Reply
With the bilateral technique, what direction is the hand between the leg applying pressure. It looks like up into the pubic bone, but that doesn’t seem right.
The hand between the legs is spreading laterally to contact the lesser trochanters. So just make your hand wide!