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Aloha Reader, Foam Roller Resistance Band Combo Part 3 is ready for you! In this episode we will learn to use the foam roller and resistance band in a level I workout. In this workout will cover a series of exercises lying on our belly with the band at our ankles and roller at our hands. We will then move to our side for some more inspiration and enlightenment! Naturally Free Shoulders and Arms – the program I’ve been telling you about all week – closes in 16 hours. This is your last chance to work with me in a fun, supportive group setting to eliminate your upper body pain while balancing your weight and bringing your body to a whole new level of fitness! In addition to group movement lessons with me, here is some of the amazing content you’ll get:
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I would LOVE to be part of your joint pain journey. Sign up for Naturally Free Shoulders and Arms today. See you on the flip side, ~ Lisa |
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