The Curriculum
You can't be strong where you can't move. We show you the science behind why we blend strength & mobility training & we cover how to identify & develop mobility for strength training in depth via video lessons.
Module 1
Introduction & Programming Methods:
You can't be strong where you can't move. Here we show you the science behind why we blend strength & mobility training.We first cover different methods available to blend strength & mobility training methods & the science behind them.
Module 2
We cover the mobility required for the following popular exercises as well as how to's, progressions, regressions & joint specific & movement specific mobility training:
Squats
Deadlifts
Bench
Pull-ups
Barbell Hip Thrusts
Overhead Press,
Dips & Pullovers.
Module 3
We cover the mobility required for the following unconventional exercises as well as how to's, progressions, regressions & joint specific & movement specific mobility training:
Lateral Squats / Cossack Squats
Windmills
Pistol squat
Squats (Sissy Squats,
Bulgarian Split Squats,
Kang Squats, Shrimp Squats,
Cyclist Squats,
Knees Over Toes Split Squats)Advanced Hinges
(Straddle Good Mornings, Pancakes, Middle Split Holds & Hinges, Seated Straddle Good Mornings)Advanced Overhead Work
(Bent Press)
Module 4
We cover the common problem areas found in the following areas & exercises to advance strength & mobility:
Hamstrings
(RDLs, Deficit Deadlifts,
Slider Curls & Eccentrics,
DB Curls & Isometrics)Quads
(Sissy Squats,
Natural Leg Extensions,
Leg Extensions, VMO focus Cyclist Squats)Chest & Triceps
Biceps & Rows
Module 5
In this section we go over how to identify & program for a particular case in detail so you can use the methodologies in this course in practice.