Episode 3: Femoral Head Height - The Most Important Measurement
The CPOYA® Podcast
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What if one measurement could predict injury risk throughout the entire body?
In Episode 3, Dr. Tim Maggs explains why femoral head height is the most important structural measurement in the human body. Uneven hip heights lead to uneven load distribution—affecting the feet, knees, hips, spine, and neck.
Learn how imbalances accumulate over time and why leveling the hips early can change an athlete’s lifetime outcome.
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