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Helen Quail's avatar

Such a useful and informed piece. Thank you and saving!

VarianaVolk's avatar

Thank you, Helen! 🙏🏻

BornAlive's avatar

THANK YOUUUUU👏🏽🙏🏽♥️

VarianaVolk's avatar

🙏🏻❤️

Pamela's avatar

Thank you. Any good videos showing the proper mechanics for performing some of you suggestions? Some of the AI generated videos would be funny as the voice describes the exercise while showing the exact wrong way the voice is saying to avoid. It would be funny accept the results can leave you worse off.

Rolled Oats's avatar

You might be interested in what happens biomechanically when wearing a mouthguard to sleep.

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Julka’s Musings's avatar

What is the sculpture called? It’s beautiful

roger ward's avatar

Now this is worthwhile information. Thank you.

Völva's avatar

Weak glutes definitely show up in the mirror :-) Or at least to anyone looking at you from behind, if you’re too stiff to take a look yourself.

Few people actually have an anterior tilt of the pelvis. The hip flexor hypertonicity and weak glutes more commonly show up at the causal origin of the psoas, pulling the person downward into thoracic flexion.

Important stuff, yet another good one!

Ed Ligon's avatar

Appreciate this work. Thanks.

Alex Valentine's avatar

Really helpful and thanks for posting. I was aware of the glutes issue--and those exercises will really show you how important the glutes are--but had never even heard of the others. Will give them a shot!