Mobility and Stability
Jordan emphasizes the importance of active mobility over passive flexibility, particularly in the shoulder, hip, and spine. He discusses how to assess range of motion and stability, highlighting that proper loading should only occur within one's limitations. The conversation also touches on the significance of walking and its evolutionary role, stressing the necessity of stability in movement patterns like the walking lunge.In this clip
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