Flexibility Misconceptions
The nervous system plays a crucial role in how athletes, like gymnasts, adapt to extreme positions through years of training. Marginal gains in flexibility and strength can accumulate significantly over time, debunking the myth that one needs the flexibility of a gymnast to perform movements like the snatch. Additionally, personal biases towards stretching can influence one's perception of flexibility, illustrating that not everyone is wired to be naturally bendy.In this clip
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Mobility Myths | Dr Quinn Henoch | Modern Wisdom 013
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