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Date: 2010-08-30 15:47:35
Dance moves
Locomotion
Running
Foot
Turn
Dynamic stretching
Professional wrestling holds
Sports
Recreation
Human behavior

Runners Warm Up 3-D Hip Stretch Stand with one leg back. That leg has a straight knee, heel down, and toe turned inward slightly. Other leg is up on a chair or similar height object. Shift forward bending the knee on the

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