Written by Team Juggernaut
Butt wink is often debated in regards to squatting. Is it dangerous? Why does it happen? How should you avoid it? Dr. Quinn Henoch of JTS and ClinicalAthlete.com is here to answer all these important questions for you:
Mobility Myths with Dr. Quinn | Butt Wink
Written by Team Juggernaut
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