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inhibit movement

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As a precaution in case of demonstrations which might inhibit movement, you are advised to maintain several days' stock of food and water," the British foreign ministry said.
For best results the clothes should be: Soft as not to distract the practitioner Light as not to inhibit movement Supple enough to accommodate the postures Made of cotton, linen, or silk Linen pants are a favorite choice since linen is thermo-regulating, strong, durable and more resistant to wear and abrasion.
Lightweight, padded and comfortable to wear, the chest protector system does not inhibit movement or play, as it protects the chest and sternum areas.
 
 
 
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