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Raymond Kurshals, Pilates master teacher and former Twyla Tharp dancer, says that in hip hop, the shoulder, wrist, and forearm muscles are extremely vulnerable, so developing strength slowly in those areas is essential. While Vetterli was working the kinks out of his forearm muscles, Stockdall reached into the sturgeon's protruding mouth to extract the barbless hook, then strained to lift the creature's head out of water long enough for photos to be snapped before allowing it to swim away. The names of the forearm muscles certainly look intimidating and exotic, but they have a specific purpose in identifying rudimentary structure and function. |
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