Stroke of warm-up and stretch for the quadriceps femoris and adductor muscles, whether in a passive stretch or requiring minimal active contraction.
Initial stages of detachment of the Rectus Femur muscle from the adjacent ones, with the limb in motion passivated. Here the kinetic contribution given by the athlete in manual skills is evident.
Deep transverse manuality for the realignment of the bundles of fibers of the superficial muscle bellies of the quadriceps. Even while the athlete maintains a slight isometric push on the ball. Vary the coxo-femoral opening angle of the hip.
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