PNF Techniques

Slow Reversal (SR) - aka Dynamic Reversals or Isotonic Reversals
Multi-faceted
Mobility, Stability, Controlled Mobility - Stages I, II, III

Slow Reversal Hold (SRH) - aka Dynamic Reversals, Hold
Multi-faceted
Mobility, Stability, Controlled Mobility - Stages I, II, III

Repeated Contractions (RC) - aka Repeated Contractions
Multi-faceted

Timing for Emphasis (TE)
Multi-faceted
Controlled Mobility in preparation for Skill
Stages III-IV

Agonist Reversals (AR) - Combination of Isotonics
Multi-faceted
Controlled Mobility in preparation for Skill
Stages III-IV

Rhythmic Initiation (RI)
Mobility - Stage I

Hold Relax Active Movement (HRAM) - aka Replication - applied to agonist in shortened range r/i reciprocal inhibition & agonist recruitment
Mobility - Stage I

Hold Relax (HR) - applied to antagonist in lengthened position r/i autogenic inhibition
Mobility - Stage I

Contract Relax (CR)
Mobility - Stage I

Rhythmic Stabilization (RS) - aka per Martin: Isometric Stabilizing Reversals
Mobility - Stage I
Stability - Stage II

Rhythmical Rotation (RR)
Mobility - Stage I

Assist to Position

Shortened Held Resisted Contraction (SHRC)
Stability - Stage II

Alternating Isometrics (AI) - aka Isometric Stabilizing Reversals
Stability - Stage II

Resisted Progression (RP) - aka Resisted Gait Progression
Skill - Stage IV