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A client has recently started doing yoga at home and attempted a routine that was too difficult for their current level of physical fitness. They say they hurt themselves while in upward facing dog and now their low back and hips hurt and they are having trouble walking. Using clinical terminology, what position was the client in when they injured themselves? The client was practicing urdhva mukha svanasana. What hip muscle(s) is/are injured?

Name: a client has recently started doing yoga at home and attempted a routine that was too difficult for their current level of physical fitness they say they hurt themselves while in upward faci 69823
Uploaded: 2023-07-14T13:27:05-08:00
Duration: 1 min 47 s
Channel: Madhur L
Description: a client has recently started doing yoga at home and attempted a routine that was too difficult for their current level of physical fitness they say they hurt themselves while in upward faci 69823

          A client has recently started doing yoga at home and attempted a routine that was too difficult for their current level of physical fitness. They say they hurt themselves while in upward facing dog and now their low back and hips hurt and they are having trouble walking. Using clinical terminology, what position was the client in when they injured themselves? The client was practicing urdhva mukha svanasana. What hip muscle(s) is/are injured?

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07/14/2023

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Step 1: The client was in the position of upward facing dog, also known as urdhva mukha svanasana, when they injured themselves. Show more…

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A client has recently started doing yoga at home and attempted a routine that was too difficult for their current level of physical fitness. They say they hurt themselves while in upward facing dog and now their low back and hips hurt and they are having trouble walking. Using clinical terminology, what position was the client in when they injured themselves? The client was practicing urdhva mukha svanasana. What hip muscle(s) is/are injured?