Double jointed

In medical terms, double-jointedness is referred to as hypermobility, and it simply means that you have a greater range of motion in some or all of your joints than most people. To determine if you have hypermobility, try the Beighton...

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My double jointed thumbs

Hey I'm just double jointed tell me if you can do it too

People with pyroluria can often relate to these symptoms: joints popping, cracking, or aching; pain or discomfort between the shoulder blades; or cartilage problems (likely due to low zinc levels). I’ll share what I know so far.

17 Times Double-Jointed People Took It Way Too Far

12-Minute Mobility for Hip Hinge Day Video by Nick Hawkes Coach Nick goes through a full body warm up specifically for a training session with hinging movements (deadlifts, kettlebell swings, etc.) that take into consideration not just the muscles involved, but also the joints and the way you breathe into the stretch. If you put…

Hypermobile Joints

I can do this thing with my fingers. I think its called hyper-flexibility AKA double-jointed

these might shake you up a little

Example: double jointed thumbs, hypermobility at the 2nd (basal) thumb joint.

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Bro Is NOT Double Jointed!

There's something about broken patterns, imperfect symmetry and flawed elements that seem to bother us... Even if you're not a perfectionist, our brains just seem to prefer things that are ordered in a nice way. Not to mention how annoying things not in the right place can be.

For years I struggled with vibrato. The two types of vibrato I could accomplish were uneven, tight, and narrow, and uneven, wide, and slow. Basically I sounded like an unfortunate church choir. It wasn’t until my last year of my Bachelor’s degree I finally realized why. My fingers were double-jointed! At the lowest part of […]

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