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Spine. Hips. Shoulders. And a tiny bit (a smidge) of core strength.
This session moves through spinal waves, floor rolling, basketball rolling and axial rotations. It's a great decompression of the spine with a bit more targeted hip mobility than recent weeks. All you need is a basketball :)
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Shoulder and spine articulation. Hip mobility and strength.
This session is a great mix of mobility and endurance for the upper body. And a great mix of mobility and strength through ranges for the lower body. You don't need any equipment. Just some room to move around in
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@Brett Young that is an amazing compliment. Thanks mate.
Shoulders. Making them heavy so they feel light.
Confused? If you do the session it will make a lot more sense. The main focus of this class is shoulder and spine articulation. It won't feel like stretching but this will mobilise the thoracic spine/shoulders to get them feeling heavy but light. The last 15 minutes of the class is all about squats. Expect to feel worked. But open.
Hip and Spine Mobility
This mornings class was a really nice meander through some spinal waves, hip mobility and squatting. If you want to feel everything unwind while still getting the feeling of doing work then this one is for you
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@Brett Young I'm glad you liked it! did you have a new perspective on life??
Putting some more emphasis on the feet
This weeks class was another exploration of a Standing Practise There was more focus on the feet and the movement of the legs in the squatting sequence. Elements involved: - spinal waves - foot articulation - Arm swing coordination - transitional squats - Spinal pull sequence. No equipment is needed.
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Glenn Robson
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@glenn-robson-4303
I’m a movement coach. I believe a physical practise has the power to improve the way we experience the world.

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Joined Jun 3, 2024
Perth, Western Australia
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