Once again, warm up
using those mobility drills that allow you remove kinks, get you sweating, and psychologically ready for hard work.
Not exact matches
Using a foam roller to roll out your thoracic spine (upper spine) is a great
mobility drill for folks that spend a lot of time typing on a computer.
Use any or all of the
drills listed above, or Google search «
mobility drills» and you will find more than enough to get you started.
While I can't recommend you a personal
mobility program, I can show the 5 generic
mobility drills that I
use for full body maintenance.
The following three
mobility training
drills, which focus on improving
mobility in both the upper and lower body, can be
used as a warm - up before any exercise session.
It includes THE BEST
mobility drills fighters
use to prime themselves for the workout ahead.
Use the final week to work on light
mobility drills, eating enough to support recovery, and rest.
Include this overhead stretch
mobility drill using the RMT Club to open up your chest and shoulders while getting that thoracic extension.
Below I outline a few
mobility, stability, and strength
drills you can
use to reduce anterior pelvic tilt.
Instead of doing a list post called «51
Mobility Drills for blabla...», I decided to give you a simple template that you can
use to build your own routine.
In most cases, I recommend continued
use of
mobility work, yoga, easy «injury prevention» style workouts, skills and
drills to work on efficiency and economy or learning new exercises and movements, along with a general reduction in weights, sets, and reps, and a few aerobic, fasted workouts (the fasting for reasons you'll discover later in this chapter).
Todd, I already
use stretching and
mobility drills to recover faster, why should I consider
using a foam roller as well?