Salamander Pose

🤔 INDICATIONS 🧐

- Limited internal rotation and overall rotation
- useful for rectus-dominant people

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[bjornverburgh]

Hi Zac, would you always do this on both sides? Or is the setup here meant for people who are turned to the R?

[fastnfuriousu]

Hey Zac, what's the difference between this and crime scene pose?