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hellow, could we share information, books of physical therapy. Could you advice book of massage, muscles stretching...
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Which is the best book for physical therapy as a beginner?
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Hi,
I've found Lotus Publishing books to be really good and helpful with fantastically clear illustrations. 'Concise book of muscles', and 'anatomy of stretching' are particularly good. They've got a great website.
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