This photo taught me a lot about my down dog. Started lifting and strengthening the under side of my arms. The hyper extension feels really good, but it’s not great for longevity in the practice.
Function over looks every time.

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This photo taught me a lot about my down dog. Started lifting and strengthening the under side of my arms. The hyper extension feels really good, but it’s not great for longevity in the practice.
Function over looks every time.
Pavel Stankevich - Via Instagram
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if someone is hyperextended please don’t point it out and say something like “ew that’s so weird!” or “what is your elbow doing” yes I know it’s weird and I hate it as much as you do, no need to point it out thanks
Anna McNulty - Via Instagram
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I think I finally experienced what normal people feel when they hyper-extend something. My elbow fucking hurt and goddamn OW. I couldn't move it! It felt like I broke it! I don't like this.....
(It is better now. Heat helped it go back in or something)
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By: Whitney Simmons
Sometimes when I can't be bothered explaining a symptom I'll just say "my body hates me" because that's the simplest most honest answer I can give