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Wellness Webinar - What Your Exercise Routine is Missing

Wellness Webinar - What Your Exercise Routine is Missing

Getting active is great, but you may be forgetting to incorporate some important aspects that could be causing your body harm.  Find out what you might be missing in your exercise routine.  Not currently working out?  Find out how to get started, the right way. 

If you missed this month's webinar, no worries!  We record our webinars and post the recording and slides the same day.  Make sure to try out Coach Shelby's stretches she prepared to warm up all your muscles.   

Below are a few resources Coach Shelby referenced during the webinar.  Please talk to your doctor before beginning any new exercise or stretching routine.  

Lower Back Stretches
Lower Back Exercises
Coach Shelby's 
Stretches

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