The Mr Thrifty is cool. I have one on my desk and use it all the time. The feet don't articulate not the small bones of the hand but he can do most other things including Pilates and McKenzie Exercises
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03-04-2009 01:29 AM #2DancecraftGuest
Re: Can you reccomend at good anatomical model skeleton to buy?
Hehe thanks physio Bob. The 'Thrifty' aspect is very appealing, do the joints move quite realistically? and would you recommend giving one's model skeleton a name to make it more favourable?
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