Bony Landmarks for Postural Analysis
In this video, we take a look at the bony landmarks for a postural analysis. This may be helpful for STOTT Pilates Teachers in Training, those who are looking to become Certified Personal Trainers, etc. Please like and subscribe if you found this to be helpful and share with your fellow trainees! Comment below if you have requests for future videos or if you are in need of any clarification on anything from this one.

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