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Mobility

Mobility is the range of motion that a joint has to move and rotate properly. Different from flexibilty, which is ability for a muscle to stretch, mobility is how the joint can properly move. 

Mobility Training Plan

Made up of 6 movements, 2 for upper body and 4 for lower body. 

Seated Hip Rotations 

Sets: 3

Reps: 10 

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: Sitting with both knees in a 90 degree angle, one in front and one behind. Slowly lifting and rotating till facing the other side, and then rotating back to original position. 

Single Leg Standing to Reverse Lunge w/ kettlebells 

Sets: 3

Reps: 6

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: Lifting one knee to upright position, then slowly lowering into reverse lunge position. Focusing on holding balance and achieving full range of movement, and keeping knee stable over ankle. 

Squatting Internal Rotations

Sets: 3

Reps: 8 

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: Lowering to squatting position, and then slowly rotating each direction into lunging position. Focusing on keeping full range of hip motion while moving smoothly throughout the movement. 

Spiderman w/ rotate and reach

Sets: 3

Reps: 6 

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: Lowering into extended lunge, and planting one arm while rotating the other arm outwards towards the open side of the body. Keeping core stable and focusing on slowly extending through range of motion. 

Broomstick Stretch 

Sets: 3

Reps: 10 

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: While holding onto light bar, slowly extending back up and over shoulders until full range of motion is achieved, then returning to starting position. It's important to keep your grip open to allow the bar to move and rotate with your shoulders. Keeping too tight of a grip can lead to injury or a potential muscle pull

Band Pulls 

Sets: 3

Reps: 8 

Rest Period: 30 seconds - 1 min

Focus: While holding band, pulling arms apart as far as range of motion is allowed, then returning to starting position. 

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