If you have hypermobility, going slow is the best way to improve proprioception, control, awareness, and stability.

Going slow builds sensitivity to our movements. It makes us more aware of our actions so that we can prevent injuries from overreaching, overstretching, or poor alignment of joints.

I hope this too tip number 7 is useful if you have hypermobility!

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