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Watch Serve the Dish - Abdominal Injury

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Serve the Dish - Abdominal Injury

Secrets of Successful Sports Hernia Rehab • 6m 50s

The rotational squat trains the hip ball and socket joint to move a rebuilt torso region to restore human movement. Rebuilding athleticism after an injury requires restoration of tri-planar motion in ball and socket joints, like the hip and shoulder.

This exercise begins this ball socket process before getting to "foot on ground" with complicates the issue a little bit.

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Crossover Wedge - Abdominal Injury

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The rotational squat trains the hip ball and socket joint to move a rebuilt torso region to restore human movement. Rebuilding athleticism after an injury requires restoration of tri-planar motion in ball and socket joints, like the hip and shoulder.

This exercise begins this ball socket proce...

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