From the monthly archives: December 2011
We have spoken a lot about the hip flexor muscles on Lauren’s Fitness and how they can affect the way your body functions. The muscles consist of the Rec Fem, the Illiacus and the Psoas. Tight hip flexors can result in a lot of problems, most notably back [...]
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For people who have decided that going to the gym and trying to get fit or build muscle is the task they want to take on, then it can be a daunting one. To challenges that working out offers are tough and without the determination of [...]
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