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Why did I create the return? Daniel Blair said it best here⬇️ “You were (Ben Brewster) the only guy I think at the time I knew that had at that surgury” 🎥 Tread Athletics Feeling stuck? Having a hard time finding others that relate to your situation? End that... show more

Ian McMahon

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Образование Юмор Здоровье и велнес

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Check out the entire video from @TreadHQ Youtube

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Gavin Brown2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ Hi @TheIanMcMahon can I get added to the TJS group? Can’t DM you. Thanks.

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Jessica Armstrong3 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ @ArmstrongJack13

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Lon Fullmer2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ I can pretty much guarantee that none of the were told their pathomechanical approach was the blame and the only path towards mitigation is understanding why being late in outwards rotation of the Humerus to length causes over Valgus stress and micro tearing on every rep.

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Ian McMahon2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ How many athletes do you train that play at a high level?

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Dames Israel2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ Can I please be added to TJS group

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Lon Fullmer2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ Have you discovered mechanical mitigative techniques yet and given this info to your clients? Youth arms are worth it!

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Ian McMahon2 лет назад

@TreadAthletics @TreadHQ shoot me a DM!

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