Reconsidering the Way We Look at Movement, with Gray Cook | NSCA.com

[@seshagirimandavachowdary5903]

Everytime you make a mistake , you become smarter. every time you dont do a mistake- you beccome confident -beautiful. i want to screen his brain :D god level clarity

[@seshagirimandavachowdary5903]

what's the book he was talking about ? 14.16 start with why ? is it ?

[@sandeshdhoke9688]

or else plz suggest me the site from where i can see it within few days after the seminar has happened. Thnx . . .

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[@MyHandleman]

Wish we could hear the audience's answer when Gray asks them if the tests are for mobility or stability :/ we can only hear him say "yes".

[@themovementbasics]

It doesn't matter, the answer is yes, to yes/no question. They are rhetorical questions.

[@RoryAbcoe]

The answer is both

[@sandeshdhoke9688]

if possible can u also upload the latest videos happening at NSCA ? Thank you . . .

[@roll2stand219]

Less than 300 views. This is what's wrong.

[@awakenotwoke6930]

100%

[@DinoIlecic]

Great presentation. Interesting what Mr. Cook is talking about. Is it scientifically proven?

[@NSCAstrong]

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