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@awakenhealths: A healthy spine starts with proper hip movement. Try this easy lying hip rotation to release tension in your inner thighs and deep pelvic muscles. Improving your hip mobility directly removes the heavy load off your lower back. This is an ideal everyday routine to reset your body after sitting at a desk or standing for hours. Save this video and share it with a friend who always has tight hips. #hipmobility #stretching #spine #backpainrelief #mobility

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