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Anonymous No.76297117 >>76297128 >>76297281 >>76297564 >>76297595
What are some weight exercises for thoracic spine mobility as well as core?

Apart from some of these stretches, I am doing a form of punching exercise where i take a cable and stand at a slight angle facing away from it, do a slow punch and twist body, extending scapula further away from the machine.
It feels so good for my spine.

I also do back extensions, not quite there yet to do sidebends on it, scary shit.
Anonymous No.76297128
>>76297117 (OP)
I cat cowed you're mom if you know what I mean ;)
Anonymous No.76297281
>>76297117 (OP)
>*does nothing*
Anonymous No.76297291 >>76297434
https://youtu.be/T2SqsjzzNQE

This bloke has heaps of good videos, even though he's a bit annoying. This one in particular is good.
Anonymous No.76297295 >>76297306 >>76297434
why do you want to improve these ?
Anonymous No.76297306
>>76297295
Some people have tight/poor/hunched upper backs
Anonymous No.76297434
>>76297291
I've seen some of that guys videos. Mostly just stretching.

>>76297295
You'll get there one day.
Anonymous No.76297564 >>76297576
>>76297117 (OP)
Basically do all that shit with a single kettle bell held in one hand, and switch hands and sides.

Turkish get ups are great too, it will take months to reach even a small bit of weight. Check Mover's Oddysee on YouTube.
Anonymous No.76297576
>>76297564
I forgot to say that you can do stuff like single limb versions of reverse hypers, hyperextensions, leg extension/curl, farmers carry, overhead press.
Anonymous No.76297595
>>76297117 (OP)
medicine ball throws like they do for tennis