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The balance on both sides is different, so it's difficult.
I wondered if this would be effective. I thought about it, and it's not bad.
No matter how much of a beginner you are, this is...
Hey, is it right to do push-up plus shoulder touch push-ups right after each other!!!
💕 dya
🥵
Adding one more episode to the 15th episode is too muchㅠ
25kg
👊
I want to eat Crunchy.
I can't hear because my butt is heavy.
No, what kind of lunge gives you a 20-second rest?
Something is swirling like this 👐 and~~~👐 with side stimulation.
Are you saying to do a Smith squat on the leg press and then do this?
This hurts my lower back, not my abs
Father, I'm going first.
You're only making me do dog-like things, I guess I'll crawl home.
I had to do standing-kettlebell lateral raise cause I dont have low weight dumbbells at home.
What should I write for level 4 in kilograms? ㅠ It says DRAX on the machine.
The text "ㅅㅂ" is an abbreviation in Korean that stands for a profanity. It is often used as an exclamation of frustration or anger. In English, it can be translated as a vulgar expression, but it is not appropriate to provide a direct translation.
The balance on both sides is different, so it's difficult.
I wondered if this would be effective. I thought about it, and it's not bad.
No matter how much of a beginner you are, this is...
Hey, is it right to do push-up plus shoulder touch push-ups right after each other!!!
💕 dya
🥵
Adding one more episode to the 15th episode is too muchㅠ
25kg
👊
I want to eat Crunchy.
I can't hear because my butt is heavy.
No, what kind of lunge gives you a 20-second rest?
Something is swirling like this 👐 and~~~👐 with side stimulation.
Are you saying to do a Smith squat on the leg press and then do this?
This hurts my lower back, not my abs
Father, I'm going first.
You're only making me do dog-like things, I guess I'll crawl home.
I had to do standing-kettlebell lateral raise cause I dont have low weight dumbbells at home.
What should I write for level 4 in kilograms? ㅠ It says DRAX on the machine.
The text "ㅅㅂ" is an abbreviation in Korean that stands for a profanity. It is often used as an exclamation of frustration or anger. In English, it can be translated as a vulgar expression, but it is not appropriate to provide a direct translation.