74. Joint Health and Mobility - Keys to Longevity in Outdoor Sports

Joint health and mobility and important factors in how your strength can be applied to your life and sport. Let's go into what areas need stability and mobility for joints to be healthy and move through their full range of motionYouTube Videos Referenced in talk1. Neck - https://youtu.be/cOIiHk_KSU42. Upper Back/Posture - https://youtu.be/vxWzYopMdpo3. Low Back - https://youtu.be/mm0Zr9xuLAc4. Hips - https://youtu.be/qqGA2ptK96c5. Ankles - https://youtu.be/-7bU2W0U9Zs

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