CARs — Controlled Articular Rotations (Shoulder)
Shoulder CARs perform a full circle of the glenohumeral joint to explore and maintain all available range.
14 joint mobility exercises for shoulders, thoracic spine, hips and ankles. Controlled rotations, dynamic stretches and deep mobilization postures.
Shoulder CARs perform a full circle of the glenohumeral joint to explore and maintain all available range.
Quadruped thoracic rotation mobilizes the thoracic spine, improving torso rotation and reducing cervical and lumbar compensations.
Cat-Cow mobilizes the spine segment by segment, alternating flexion and extension to nourish intervertebral discs.
Ankle circles mobilize the talocrural joint in all directions, improving proprioception and preventing sprains.
The deep squat is the ancestral resting position that simultaneously mobilizes hips, ankles and thoracic spine.
The wall slide improves scapular mobility and corrects shoulder posture by maintaining wall contact.
The 90/90 stretches the internal and external hip rotators simultaneously, developing complete and balanced hip mobility.
The Couch Stretch is one of the most powerful stretches for the psoas and quadriceps, essential for people who sit for long periods.
Hip CARs explore the maximum range of the hip joint in controlled rotation to maintain joint health.
The knee-to-wall test improves ankle dorsiflexion, essential for squatting, running and knee injury prevention.
Shoulder circles mobilize the glenohumeral joint in all directions, reducing stiffness and preparing shoulders for effort.
The stick pass-through develops full shoulder mobility by passing a stick from front to back overhead.
The Open Book is a lying thoracic mobility exercise that opens the chest and improves dorsal spinal rotation.
The World's Greatest Stretch simultaneously mobilizes hips, thoracic spine and hamstrings in one fluid movement.