@vuongtuhoayogi: Nhiều người có thói quen b.ẻ khớp cổ, ngón tay, vặn lưng,… để tạo tiếng kêu “rắc rắc”. Vậy điều này có nên không? #vuongtuhoayogi #yoga #hlvyoga #yoganangluongsong

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tongdaithongoc
KaNo đây✨ :
Chính là em, em mỏi là vặn người miết luôn 😭😭😭
2024-08-05 15:00:04
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somethingwithhilary
🙈.H.🙊 :
Tú Hoa có dạy yoga online ko nhỉ
2024-08-19 23:01:03
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haphuong381
Phương nguyễn Weilaiya :
Tú hoá ơi, bên em có nhận đào tạo hlv ko
2024-08-06 00:47:26
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minhnhan.1007
Trần Minh Nhân :
Anh nhột hoa ơi 😂
2024-08-05 14:51:37
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coemyoga
Cô Em Yoga :
Mình cũng nghĩ ko nên mà nên tập các động tác kéo dãn cũng giúp đỡ mỏi ạ
2024-08-14 06:48:58
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thanh.nga.1993
Nga Không Ngố 🫥 :
Ngày xưa thì bẻ suốt. Nhưng k? Biết từ bh bỏ k? Bẻ nữa. Nhưng cổ thì vẫn thi thoảng bẻ
2024-08-17 18:09:55
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hhctravel
HHC Entertainment & Travel :
Vẫn phải bẻ nhưng không nên thường xuyên
2024-09-04 02:57:41
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im.mthuan
thuận :
giải thích hay quá chị
2024-09-22 03:38:10
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tuan10797
huu tuan :
đào tạo hlv yoga học phí là bao nhiêu ạ
2024-08-24 19:33:22
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hope.163
🌷nhỏ mini💰 :
@vng.qng
2024-09-28 15:24:24
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ch.t734
🎀༘⋆Ngọc Bích :
@Thảo Phạm
2024-09-17 06:42:48
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ah.phng.vin
Anh Phóng viên.. :
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
2024-09-10 08:14:13
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conthanlancocanhbietbay
HaiAnhTg :
@Tấn Tài
2024-08-17 16:37:12
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hi.am.xelu
Thích ăn hành 😋 :
@Tươi Nguyễn🌼
2024-09-26 00:12:19
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nhungbig123
𝓽_𝓷𝓱𝓾𝓷𝓰 🍀 :
🥰🥰e k vặn thường xuyên, mà lâu thiệt lâu e mỏi quá mức e ms vặn 1 cái , ta ns nó đã
2024-08-31 04:48:55
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totheelder
Trình Lão Tổ :
ma sát cái gì. làm thế để các đốt sống các khớp được linh hoạt hơn sau khi cơ thể ngủ lâu một tư thế khiến các khớp, đốt sống không linh hoạt
2024-08-31 05:03:06
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huyenem1299
𝒽𝓊𝓎𝑒̂̀𝓃🌷 :
Chị ơi. Cổ em cứ nghiêng phải nghiêng trái là nó kêu rắc. Nhưng k nghiêng thì cổ e cứng lắm. E nghiêng liên tục có s k c
2024-08-24 01:40:16
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hanhanh97
Hạnh Anh :
Em đã học 2 lớp yoga khác nhau. 1 lớp cô hay bẻ khớp kêu đã lắm. 1 lớp cô chỉ trợ giup 1 xíu thôi. Thì cái nào hiệu quả hơn ạ?
2024-08-08 10:12:05
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christian_6789
David Nguyễn :
Em làm những video cổ vay gáy🥰
2024-08-24 02:48:03
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thutrang2k1908
Mẹ Đậu Đậu :
@Mạnh Hiếu 999
2024-10-12 15:22:01
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awgshiet
kittykiki :
@Chương Hoàng
2024-09-15 09:43:07
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ivanle1
Ivan Le :
❤️❤️❤️
2024-08-05 15:54:36
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zinhzinh1912
Bội Dinh ♐️ :
@Huỳnh Thanh Tài
2024-08-05 20:10:20
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_d.thuz02_
Dn.Mink Thư :
@Minh Thy Tran
2024-08-29 15:00:41
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toanthinh886868
Toanthinh886868 :
🥰
2024-08-25 07:23:49
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2htshop
HT chill :
Là sự thật chứ k phải nghĩ đâu c, lạm dụng quen thì ngày càng làm mạnh, nguy cơ quán tính quá đà có thể gây chấn thương vùng cột sống gây đau cấp hoặc chèn ép thần kinh
2024-08-10 09:36:13
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clone.tt6
NÓI NÁT :
😂 Mình lại nghĩ tiếng kêu của Nhóm cơ và Gân . Còn tiếng Rắc là tiếng Khớp . Bẻ quá nhiều làm giãn Nhóm cơ 🤣 ( Quan điểm Riêng )
2024-08-09 03:26:58
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giang_nguye
Ở đợ kím tiền đi du lịch 😎🥝 :
Có dạy online k c ơi
2024-08-07 11:32:20
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sunlightindark9
하오 :
chị ơi e vcs đi chiroapractice h cột sống e k vững tập yoga nó đúng tư thế xong đi ngồi đi chuyển ra ra đủ dáng huhu
2024-08-07 09:38:09
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user84211554
Trần Hoàng Tâm :
Ra video nhiều nhiều nhe bạn.thích cách giảng của Tú hoa lắm😁😁😁😁😁
2024-08-07 02:41:17
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maihuongnguyen22
Mai Hương Nguyễn338 :
Bữa nào tập cũng phải bẻ cái lưng 1 cái cho nó nhẹ người á 😅
2024-08-06 02:48:11
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