The concepts of Envelope of Function and Physical Stress Theory are very useful in rehabilitation applications. We review these constructs and give ideas for use in the clinic.
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Intro - Butta Fly's Jazz Handz - kcentric - ccmixter.org
Transition - The Joy Jacket - Pitx - ccmixter.org
Close - See You Later - Pitx - ccmixter.org
