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Ever stretch but still feel tight? Here’s why. Chinese aunty exercises and yin yoga hit d… — @mindfulnesswithkat

Posted Jan 13, 2026 (10 months ago)170s774,187 views

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774,187
Likes
112,052
Comments
408
Shares
3,341
Saves
37,543
Engagement
14.96%
Duration
170s
Posted
Jan 13, 2026

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@mindfulnesswithkat's TikTok video "Ever stretch but still feel tight? Here’s why. Chinese aunty exercises and yin yoga hit different because they work with your fascia 👀 Fascia is the connective tissue & glue that wraps around everything in your body and when it’s stressed, dry, or guarded, you feel stiff and achy no matter how much you stretch. Let me know if you’ll like to try yin yoga practice 💛 #yinyogateacher #chineseaunty #nervoussystemregulation #mindbodyconnection #fascia" has 774,187 views, 112,052 likes, 408 comments, 3,341 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 14.96% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 10 months ago and runs 2 minutes 50 seconds. It has been saved 37,543 times.

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