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Cannot overstate how GOATED this exercise is for… - Fixing Lower Back pain - Building Hams/Glutes - Improving posture - Etc. Every person in the world should be doing 2-3 sets twice per week

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Every desk worker in the ENITRE WORLD Should seek out this machine And use it TWICE weekly 2-3 sets each time 5-10 rep range Sets taken to 0-1 RIR Unreal for Glutes/Hams/Lower Back Will help POSTURE immensely Execute just as the video shows!

Every desk worker in the ENITRE WORLD Should seek out this machine And use it TWICE weekly 2-3 sets each time 5-10 rep range Sets taken to 0-1 RIR Unreal for Glutes/Hams/Lower Back Will help POSTURE immensely Execute just as the video shows!

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