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Hamstring flexibility!!! This video might be easier to follow than the previous one. But this is all my experience smashed into one video! 1. Elephant Walks 2. Active Hamstring stretch 3. Passive hamstring stretch

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Never2Cautiousvor 1 Jahr

Hey man! Great to see you posting again. You inspired me to get moving. Have a great day!

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MovementbyDavidvor 1 Jahr

This is the only motivation I need to keep going!

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Solar Heavyvor 2 Jahren

Hold On Music video out now!

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pericoboomboomvor 1 Jahr

Your content is awesome. Thanks. Keep up the good work

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فتونvor 1 Jahr

what shoes r those?

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Laballores||Vtuber||Demon||vor 1 Jahr

Love everything you do, I’m using your advices to stretch myself during long work hours :D

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Daisyvor 1 Jahr

Weird question: I’ve always been hyper mobile and can naturally touch my elbow to my toes, why can’t I touch my heel to my butt tho? I know it’s different muscles but I can do the splits but not touch my heel to my butt?

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truesdqvor 1 Jahr

Do you have recommendations for stretching the mid-lower back and improving strength/flexibility there?

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البتول بنت ناصرvor 1 Jahr

I Like the way you teach! so enjoyable. it makes me wanna stretch like right NOW 😂

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Sidney Millervor 1 Jahr

This one is actually the one that I like a TON. This one is on my to do list

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AnnaBelle Conklinvor 1 Jahr

I'm so glad you moved over to x, I love your content!

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