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Increase range of motion, optimize athletic performance, reduce risk of injury, and improve joint health with this Daily Mobility Workout at home. These are the most important mobility exercises to include in your mobility training routine, targeting tight hips, shoulders, inner and outer thighs, glutes, chest and back muscles.

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Reduce neck and back pain, improve range of motion, and increase overall daily functional strength with these guided thoracic mobility exercises. The thoracic spine, or t-spine, is the longest portion of the spine found in the upper back. This area is commonly tight and painful for people who work desk jobs - which can lead to to poor posture, upper back pain, and difficulty breathing.

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⁉️ Stiff Thoracic Spine? ✅ Try this out! 📍 Perform slowly and under control, for 10-15 reps, holding 1 second at the top of each rep, and perform 1-2 sets at least 1x/day or whenever you feel like...

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Experiencing tight hips and lower back tension that won't go away, I have the perfect routine for you. This hip stretching routine includes 15 hip and lower back stretches to release tightness quickly and help you relieve lower back pain and hip tightness quickly. It's 15 minutes and you will get long-lasting relief.

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[Thoracic Spine Mobility] Computers & Cars can destroy our Thoracic Spine Mobility! Here is a Mobility routine that will help restore the Range of...

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Thoracic spine mobility is important in many aspects of sport performance and strength and conditioning. For most lifting endeavors, we need some degree of thoracic extension (straightening) at approximately the level of the shoulder blades. We also need to be able to reverse that thoracic extension back into flexion, in order to restore the slight

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