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![Luca Baroni trainer - POSTERIOR OBLIQUE SLING [myofascial sling systems] . There is thought to be 4 myofascial slings that assist in control of the pelvis between the thorax and the legs .](https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/lookaside/crawler/media/?media_id=191712101371828 "Luca Baroni trainer - POSTERIOR OBLIQUE SLING [myofascial sling systems] . There is thought to be 4 myofascial slings that assist in control of the pelvis between the thorax and the legs .")
Luca Baroni trainer - POSTERIOR OBLIQUE SLING [myofascial sling systems] . There is thought to be 4 myofascial slings that assist in control of the pelvis between the thorax and the legs .
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