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Hip Movement 2 Rafael PT Exercise Videos | Personal Trainer in Austin TX

on June 23, 2020

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Hip Movement 2 for Muscle Gain, Fitness, Weight Loss, and Corrective exercise

Targets: balance, and hip

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