Tom Dalonzo-Baker
138 posts
Jan 17, 2010
6:59 AM
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Very interesting. What if you made him toe walk on one of his feet (the bad one) after doing the twist or arm raise and see if it comes back. Then if it does, treat him out again, and then make him toe walk on his good toe walk side, see if it comes back.
In other words one foot toe walks, the other walks regular. Not sure that can be coordinated or not.
If you asked me - rotation (more to the bad side) throughout the body is tightening him up and then not allowing him to place his foot regular for walking. You loosened up that tight body rotation (look at Anatomy train pics) and now he has that tissue to work with. Just my two cents
Tom
Last Edited on 18-Jan-2010 5:28 AM
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