Core Subsystems Movement Bite
Drew Hume • 15m
You'll need a ball (tennis ball sized) for this. Within this little package there are a few progressions you can test out. This movement bite takes you through some activities that really highlight the TVA, external and internal obliques, as well as other elements of our core subsystems. This is the kind of thing that really prepares you well for dynamic work.
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