Mobility

I’ve got another mobility class for you! If you missed the last one focused on shoulders, check it out HERE. Today we’ll focus on hip mobility, strengthening through the glutes as we do.

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Hip Mobility + Glutes Class

We’ll pretty much flow from one hip mobility sequence to the next, moving continuously through the class. At the end, however, we’ll hold a few static stretches. If you’re using this class as an extended warm up/start of a longer strength workout, I recommend skipping the static holds at the end.

Mobility work is so important for a body that functions its best and remains injury-free. And as you work on mobility, you’ll notice improved performance in your other workouts as well.

xo Nicole

Shoulder Mobility (22 Min Class)

Let’s show our shoulders some love with this 22-minute shoulder mobility workout class. It’s great for everyone, but especially if you’ve been spending increased time sitting at a desk or are otherwise feeling tight and stiff through your upper body. Maybe try it as a lunchtime work break!

You could also use it as the warm up/first half of an upper body strength workout. Just skip the static stretch at the end if you do.

If you enjoy class, you can get access to more mobility videos by becoming a Patreon member. Not only will you get additional workout classes to the ones I post publicly to YouTube, but I also provide monthly workout calendars.

Shoulder Mobility Workout Class

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

Dish towel or a yoga strap (if you’re really tight through the shoulders, a yoga strap may be preferable for the added length)

This 22-minute mobility flow focuses on the shoulders. You’ll notice thoracic spine mobility, back strengthening and chest open are integral parts of this shoulder mobility work. We’ll continuously move through the shoulder mobility exercises, holding just one static stretch at the end.

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