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		<title>Foam Rolling for the Piriformis</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After I finished up presenting Exercise rehabilitation of the Hip at Douglas College where I go through Piriformis Syndrome.
A great question came up about foam rolling the piriformis so I wanted to share with you a quick tip on foam rolling the piriformis.
I know the video is short.  The batteries of the camera were almost [...]


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