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🗓️ 12 January 2017
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If you suffer from poor posture, neck/shoulder/low back pain or just want to get in the best shape of your life, it's important to not neglect your most important muscle groups...
Although this may seem obvious most people actually train the muscles that are already the strongest in their body and continue to create greater imbalances and tightness...
On today's #CabralConcept 341 I'm going to share with you which muscles groups need to be worked the most to improve your posture, tone your body and boost your metabolism - Enjoy the show!
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0:15.7 | Cabral concept where board certified naturopath and integrative health |
0:19.6 | practitioner Dr. Stephen Cabral shares how he was diagnosed at the age of 17 with a life-altering illness |
0:25.6 | and given no hope for recovery. It was only after studying and traveling all over the world |
0:30.2 | did he discover how to combine ancient iavada healing practices with state-of-the-art |
0:34.6 | naturopathic and functional medicine to fully rebalance the body and re-energize it with life. |
0:40.0 | It's time to discover how to get well, lose weight, and finally feel alive again. |
0:44.5 | And now here's your host, Dr. Stephen Cabral. |
0:48.2 | Today, as we get started on our Training Thursday show, |
0:51.2 | we're going to talk about why it's vitally important to train the muscles |
0:54.4 | that you don't see. |
0:56.4 | So what does that mean? |
0:57.4 | Well, it means that when you look in the mirror, you get to see all the muscles on the |
1:00.5 | front of your body. |
1:01.5 | And that's called the anterior chain. That basically |
1:03.8 | means like when you're looking from let's say chin down, we're looking at all the |
1:07.7 | S. C. M. muscles in the neck and we're looking at the pectoral muscles of |
1:11.6 | the chest. We can see the bicep muscles on the arms. We can see the |
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