
Quadrupedal Movement For Exercise
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California.
Many people, especially practitioners of Parkour and Freerunning, find benefit in using quadrupedal movement in order to build full body strength. Moving quadrupedally exercises the thighs, core, shoulders, and triceps.
Quadrupedal movement for exercise sounds to us very much like the sport of swimming or aquaour.
Photo by Giorgio Scala shows female swimmers drafting off each other at the European Open Water Swimming Championships.
Copyright © 2014 by World Open Water Swimming Association
Many people, especially practitioners of Parkour and Freerunning, find benefit in using quadrupedal movement in order to build full body strength. Moving quadrupedally exercises the thighs, core, shoulders, and triceps.
Quadrupedal movement for exercise sounds to us very much like the sport of swimming or aquaour.
Photo by Giorgio Scala shows female swimmers drafting off each other at the European Open Water Swimming Championships.
Copyright © 2014 by World Open Water Swimming Association
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