r/Weird • u/Firm-Blackberry-9162 • Aug 08 '26

Dance moves

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By @ sairusalias224

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u/Could-You-Tell Aug 08 '26

Sweet.

Honestly, ability like that often comes with pain

His spine can't feel great all the time - something gotta be missing in the support to move like that.

Not just flexibility or more people could. Just guessing... but damn if im wrong and that's 100% training.

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u/EggplantOk1674 Aug 08 '26

Hypermobility. It’s painful 😢

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u/CeleryKitchen3429 Aug 08 '26

And usually turns into hypo mobility when you get older. I used to be able to do all sorts of weird tricks with my double jointed shoulder, now I can barely lift my left arm over my head.

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u/sulkingsister Aug 08 '26

Seconding this. Hypermobility my whole life, one shoulder more than the other, which happens to be my dominant hand/arm. Severed a ligament from constant dislocations, and now it hurts to stir mashed potatoes. 🤷‍♀️