or in the case of PNF, a 15% increase.
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or in the case of PNF, a 15% increase.
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Bookmarking — the dossier-vs-overview split is the right call. Most of the time I want overview; sometimes I want receipts.
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20+%, or even 15% with PNF, I mean, these are big changes that are going to benefit us, they're going to offset the age-related losses in flexibility, for sure, if one is dedicated about these practices. And in many cases, they're going to increase limb range of motion in ways that are going to allow us better performance in certain physical endeavors, certainly better balance.
I mean, 20+%, or even 15% with PNF, I mean, these are big changes that are going to benefit us, they're