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Flexibility vs. Mobility - do you know?
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@amsj2763

6 months ago

So that explains why I can't do the standing split even tho I can do the front split. I need to work on my mobility more. Thank you for the tip! <3

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@beeankha

5 months ago

Awesome explanation! Another one i like is: Mobility = strength + flexibility

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@duncimanci

5 months ago

How refreshing to see a video with normal audio speed. Thank you! Informative, interesting and well-presented.

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@emberlite

4 months ago

This was the BEST description of the distinction between the two I have ever heard 👏

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@sarahh3320

5 months ago

As a PTA, this is the best explanation I've ever heard of this concept!

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@commibob

5 months ago

I have joint hypermobility disorder and learning this lesson has been the #1 thing that's helped me be active without constant pain and frequent injury. I focus on mobility training and limit passive stretching.

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@AkA-sw7rl

6 months ago

So glad I recently found you 🤍 those explanations are everything. I love it

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@SJ-dl6uc

4 months ago

best recent sub, honestly. as an immunobiochemist it feels so good that you explain physiology and anatomy without mixing facts, while translating it to the vernacular. ty for making the beautiful effort of educating others properly 🌟

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@dailyvacationmusic

2 months ago

YouTube recommended your channel earlier this week and I’m so very thankful I clicked. I’ve been doing yoga with Another guide for the past 3-4 years and I’ve noticed that I haven’t grown in my practice mobility-wise and flexibility-wise, etc. in the past year or so. Well, I’ve started with you this week and wow! You’ve presented more lovely challenges to me and helped me discover even more room for growth within my practice 😊 Thank you, Kate Amber! I look forward to practicing more with you via YT ❤❤❤

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@YourResidentPersonWhoDoesStuff

5 months ago

This is legitimately one of the most informative videos I have ever watched on YouTube

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@JonRawlings

5 months ago

Love this breakdown, exactly the kind of nuanced explanation I needed

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@singsingmei

5 months ago

They’re the same for me. Meaning i’m stiff as a log and i can’t move it much myself either. 😂

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@Soulslayer612

2 weeks ago

Downright mesmerizing... informative and helpful too! Excellent quality edutainment.

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@sambetts1494

3 months ago

Thank you!! How do we increase our Mobility? O:

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@robynmorris6388

6 months ago

I am working on this every day. I'm super flexible but my hip flexors need work for better mobility. You're the best Kate!😁❤️🐈‍⬛🐶

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@cartomancycarmen

3 months ago

Best explanation I ever hear! I have little mobility

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@paulocoelho558

6 months ago

Kate, your profound knowledge always impresses me, and it never fails to bring a smile to my face because you are both expressive and funny! 😲😃

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@erikaadikara966

3 weeks ago

Thank you, that's why I train flexibility first. Because I can't reach high. When I am flexible enough I try to train my mobility. Good vibe

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@neilskreations1264

4 months ago

How do we close the gap?

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@Anaa646

6 months ago

That's a good mindset to have while I practice

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