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🏋️‍♂️When people say strength training is mobility work. 💪Strength training can certainly contribute to improved mobility, but it’s not usually enough on its own, especially as you get older. Mobility refers to the ability to move through a full range of motion in a joint or series of joints, while strength refers to the ability to generate force to move an object or resistance. While strength training can improve your overall strength and help you gain control over your body, it may not necessarily help you achieve full range of motion in your joints. 👉That being said, there are some types of strength training that can also improve mobility, particularly if they involve movements that require a greater range of motion. For example, exercises like squats, deadlifts, lunges, and overhead presses can all help to improve mobility in the hips, knees, ankles, and shoulders, respectively. The problem is that so many of us prioritize strength over full range of motion, and essentially developing strength through only partial range. Or we think we have adequate range of motion, when, in reality, we do not. 👍In order to maximize mobility, it’s also important to include specific mobility work in your training routine. This might include exercises like foam rolling, dynamic stretching, and targeted mobility exercises that focus on specific joints and movement patterns. By incorporating both strength training and mobility work into your routine, you can develop better overall control and range of motion in your body. #strengthtraining #mobilitytraining #strengthtrainingadvice #mobilitywork #fitnesstips @livfitkarl
🏋️‍♂️When people say strength training is mobility work. 💪Strength training can certainly contribute to improved mobility, but it’s not usually enough on its own, especially as you get older. Mobility refers to the ability to move through a full range of motion in a joint or series of joints, while strength refers to the ability to generate force to move an object or resistance. While strength training can improve your overall strength and help you gain control over your body, it may not necessarily help you achieve full range of motion in your joints. 👉That being said, there are some types of strength training that can also improve mobility, particularly if they involve movements that require a greater range of motion. For example, exercises like squats, deadlifts, lunges, and overhead presses can all help to improve mobility in the hips, knees, ankles, and shoulders, respectively. The problem is that so many of us prioritize strength over full range of motion, and essentially developing strength through only partial range. Or we think we have adequate range of motion, when, in reality, we do not. 👍In order to maximize mobility, it’s also important to include specific mobility work in your training routine. This might include exercises like foam rolling, dynamic stretching, and targeted mobility exercises that focus on specific joints and movement patterns. By incorporating both strength training and mobility work into your routine, you can develop better overall control and range of motion in your body. #strengthtraining #mobilitytraining #strengthtrainingadvice #mobilitywork #fitnesstips @livfitkarl

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