085: Protecting from Extreme Range of Motion

There are times in sessions when movement becomes increasingly free and involuntary. It’s a special thing to watch the body “come out of freeze” like that. And there are cautions: like being attentive that a sharp angle on a joint doesn’t cause damage ...

An episode of the Liberation Is Possible podcast, hosted by Anthony Twig Wheeler, titled "085: Protecting from Extreme Range of Motion" was published on April 9, 2016 and runs 28 minutes.

April 9, 2016 ·28m · Liberation Is Possible

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There are times in sessions when movement becomes increasingly free and involuntary. It’s a special thing to watch the body “come out of freeze” like that. And there are cautions: like being attentive that a sharp angle on a joint doesn’t cause damage for later. To avoid this practitioners need to monitor the range ofRead More...

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There are times in sessions when movement becomes increasingly free and involuntary. It’s a special thing to watch the body “come out of freeze” like that. And there are cautions: like being attentive that a sharp angle on a joint doesn’t cause damage for later. To avoid this practitioners need to monitor the range ofRead More...

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