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We absolutely love using foam roller exercises to work out those nagging aches and pains, but sometimes they can’t get into a tight area quite as well as a pair of human hands. The next best option after a massage? This series of mini self-massage techniques using nothing more than a few tennis balls. These…
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Ankle Sprains: 2-Legged Squats
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Ankle Sprain: Lunge Squats
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