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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2020 · 15 MIN

27. Dynamic Stretching vs Static Stretching

from Werk Session · host Terry “Tee” Jacobs

What does your warm up before your activity look like? Do you stretch before or after? If you are stretching before the activity you should change it up to prevent injuries and hold off the stretching until after. Shop C.O.O.L. Attire and Werk Pack apparel here: https://coolattire.bigcartel.com To donate to the podcast hit the link and click support: https://anchor.fm/ptsession/support Follow and chat with me on Instagram: @JamTPTA https://instagram.com/jamtpta?igshid=lucxb8qtsu89 Follow the YouTube channel: Jam LPTA All work no play https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSYSg0LLpzwPZP83GJM1pMg Email: [email protected] *Disclaimer* This content is suggestions from personal experiences, my clinical background, and my educational background. This content is not medical advice; only suggestions based. Please use your better judgment and consult your primary care physician or physical therapist before acting on any exercises or topics discussed in this podcast platform. Concern for your safety should be used with the utmost seriousness. If you perform any exercises displayed or use any of the information, please perform at your own risk. Thank you.**

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