@martitaffit: ¿Solo 5 minutos con el foam roller? Sí, y la diferencia se nota. 🙌 Esta es la rutina que hago antes de entrenar o en los días de recuperación para liberar tensión, mejorar la movilidad y llegar con mejores sensaciones al siguiente entrenamiento. 💪 Isquios 🦵 Gemelos 🍑 Glúteos 🦴 Espalda 🔥 Cuádriceps ⚽ Tibial anterior Guárdate este vídeo para probar la rutina en tu próximo entrenamiento y cuéntame en los comentarios cuál es el músculo que más te duele al pasar el foam roller. 👇 #FoamRoller #RecuperacionMuscular #Movilidad #WarmUp #Gym

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