The term 'Double Chicken Wing' is described as which region?

The term 'Double Chicken Wing' is described as which region?

• A. Front of the Arm
• B. Upper Chest
• C. Lower body where you are tight
• D. Back of the Neck

Answer: (C)

The term points to a bilateral area of tightness in the lower body. The idea of “double” signals two sides, and “chicken wing” in this context is a metaphor used to describe where that tightness concentrates. So it identifies the lower body region where you’re tight, rather than areas in the arm, chest, or neck. When you encounter this term, think about bilateral restriction in the lower body and guide your assessment and release work accordingly.

The term points to a bilateral area of tightness in the lower body. The idea of “double” signals two sides, and “chicken wing” in this context is a metaphor used to describe where that tightness concentrates. So it identifies the lower body region where you’re tight, rather than areas in the arm, chest, or neck. When you encounter this term, think about bilateral restriction in the lower body and guide your assessment and release work accordingly.