Episode 270: Bill Hartman - Better questions lead to better answers
The Robbie Bourke Podcast
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The Importance of Relative Motion in Movement
What has been perceived as relative movement, in many cases, is not. We have to understand that there are certain conditions where those relative motions between the segments don't really exist. And that thing is moving as a single entity. That construct alone changes a whole lot about how movement will be represented. So if I'm trying to move the hip and that hip joint doesn't really move and I get a spine that starts to move as a single segment, I get magnification of measures. All right. I think we need to get closer to reality. It just has to do with how understanding, look at the spine for a sec. Let's just look at lumbar spine, make it
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