How to progress through this Module
Level Two Outline - Modules D, E, and F overview
FREE PREVIEWTechnique Notes for Module D
Video 1: Anatomy review: soleus and superficial femoral artery
Video 2: Guided practice, releasing the posterior compartment of the lower leg
Video 3: Anatomy of the cutaneous nerves of the calf, sural, and saphenous nerves
Video 4: Guided practice, release techniques for sural nerve
Video 5: Anatomy review and guided practice for release of saphenous nerve
Video 6: Guided practice, patellar tracking and release of saphenous nerve
Video 7: Why we differentiate the soleus from flexor hallucis longus
Video 8: Using props to work on lower leg and foot if you can't reach or need extra support
Video 9: Guided practice, differentiating the gastrocnemius from the soleus
Video 10: Book stretch - lengthening superficial femoral artery to calf
Video 1: Anatomy review of anterior compartment of lower leg and foot
Video 2: Why it-s important to release perforating arteries of the lower leg and ankle
Video 3: Guided practice, release techniques for anterior compartment of lower leg
Video 4: Review and guided practice for release of anterior compartment of the lower leg
Video 5: Guided practice, releasing anterior tibial artery
Video 6: Guided practice, releasing the foot
Video 7: Explanation of Morton's neuroma
Video 1: Lower Body Patterns That Affect The Knees
Video 2: Lower body tension in relation to deep femoral artery tension
Video 3: X-leg client with tight adductors and calves
Vidoe 4: Lower leg patterns and guided quadriceps release from sartorius
Video 5: Tibial torsion and X-legs
Video 1: When to do calf work with a client
Video 3: Feet and Scoliosis
Video 2: Bone Spurs
Video 4: Linking tightness in cutaneous vasculature with rough skin or fungal infections in the skin
Video 5: Question about big toe release of fibular nerve and its connection to the stomach
Video 6: Working with pain pattern stories that inhibit change
Video 7: How often should we practice lower leg releases?
