The holidays are here and the gym is closed…what can I do?! Here are some yoga and mobility drills to help warm-up, cool down, or recover after a Jiu-Jitsu training session or if you’re stuck home and want to work on improving your mobility, these exercises will definitely help!
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BJJ MOBILITY AND YOGA — WARM UP AND RECOVERY
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