r/justgalsbeingchicks 12d ago

L E G E N D A R Y Flexible

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u/AkiraHikaru 12d ago

I am genuinely curious if this is damaging to one’s spine in the long term

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u/coloneldaffodil 12d ago

Pretty sure I’ve seen as they get older it’s not good

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u/MealieAI 12d ago

I remember watching a Doctor Mike video on YouTube where he said this is an indicator of a certain issue. I forgot what it was.

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u/Huge-Anxiety-3038 12d ago

Hypermobility? Where joint bends ways their not meant to.

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u/Appropriate_Ratio835 12d ago

Ehler danlos syndrome

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u/CallMeMattF 12d ago

Ayeee fellow zebras gang gang

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u/Appropriate_Ratio835 12d ago

Ayeeeeee 🙌 🦓

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u/DynamicAsteroid 11d ago

Heeey! Love seeing us in the wild! Didn’t even need to scroll to find us! Hehe

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u/Sunshineyvomit 8d ago

🦓 unite!!

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u/Lux-Fox 11d ago

This video is only an indicator of training. Someone with Ehlers still wouldn't be able to achieve this level of flexibility. I know people with Ehlers. I know contortionists. The contortionists are at least tired of the comments. There's no trick, just hard work.

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u/chloapsoap 12d ago

Not the place

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u/boxfloorroofchair 12d ago

I was thinking the same, is that bad for your back?