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Very nice rotational movement in the pelvis and significant shift in the right leg in a before and after from a single session. His right foot moves from a lateral orientation to more toward the parallel which rotates his right lower leg so that the gastrocnemius is more posterior where it should be and has moved from a more medial position. As his right leg rotates more toward the parallel it allows his pelvis to move left to right which gives greater balance and much more equal weight distribution going down both legs for an overall more even weight distribution into the ground and his entire right side comes up for a more integrated structure.