โWithin 6 weeks of starting GMB Mobility I felt better than I had in years. I was shocked.โ
~ Andy Morgan
rippedbody.com
~ Andy Morgan
rippedbody.com
Moving athletically requires every part of your body working well together, but that doesn’t mean each part contributes equally. We designed GMB Mobility with special emphasis on the areas that give you the biggest dividends in how your body performs and feels.
At the core of GMB Mobility is a full-body practice for easing restrictions from your feet to your neck, so you never have to cobble together different routines to hit all the important areas.
Each full-body session emphasizes one of the key body areas or ranges for athletic performance like your hips, shoulders, legs, or torso. So the flexibility and mobility you build translate directly to better performance.
Your hips and spine have more impact on how you move and perform than any other part of your body. So hip and back mobility is baked in throughout the program to give you a foundation of pain-free mobility in everything you do.
But anyone who’s done flexibility work knows consistency is key. So we organized GMB Mobility in a way that keeps you moving forward and learning new things while still getting better at the important stuff, so you look forward to seeing what’s new in each session.
We designed GMB Mobility with a cyclical structure so you’re not just doing the same few stretches day in and day out. Over the course of 40+ sessions you cycle through different focus areas, looping back to revisit each one multiple times for continuous improvement with no boredom or stalling.
Start loosening up your whole body with focused progress in your hips and back. Incorporate with the first functional movement progressions to start moving better right away.
Build on your foundational mobility by cycling through legs, shoulders, and other important joints and ranges. Deepen your proficiency with basic locomotive skills and begin practicing next progressions.
Deepen mobility in all major body areas for noticeably more ease and freedom in athletic movements. Incorporate movement play as you get freer and more controlled in your fundamental movements.
We designed GMB Mobility to be repeatable with continuous results, so whether you start it again right away or come back to it in a year, you can keep improving your athletic mobility for life.
And the whole thing lives on our intuitive online platform you can access from anywhere.
Set the days you want to train and choose the length of session that fits your schedule that day.
Each session picks up right where you left off, and shows you exactly what to do for continuous progress.
Built in tracking, timing, and logging so you can see your own progress over time.
GMB Mobility works on any computer or mobile internet device so you can train wherever works best for you.
Help keep future-you on track with optional email reminders on your training days.
Even if stretching has never worked for you before, you can get more flexible. The clinically backed practices in GMB Mobility will get all your major joints moving more freely so you feel and perform your very best.
Mobility distills decades of clinical and training experience, but it only takes 15 minutes a few times a week to feel the difference โ even if stretching has never worked for you before.
We’ve also taken the liberty of including the answers here, since the questions aren’t very enlightening on their own ๐
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Yep! Mobility is a general mobility program, so it’s not specifically tailored for any sport, but we’ve selected exercises that will open your hips and shoulders, release tension in the back, free up rotation around your core, etc. It’s a great complement to your regular training, and the flexible scheduling makes it very easy to fit into your routine.
We recommend 30 minutes, at least three times per week. But if you can only fit in 15 minutes some days that’s totally fine. The program will adapt to the time you have.
Most likely. If you are very overweight and unable to stand/sit from the floor without assistance, you may need to focus on weight reduction first. Otherwise, weight should not be a major issue. If you try the program and ever find that a particular exercise is difficult or painful, our support team will be happy to help you find a way to make it work.
Yup. This is not a workout. You might find yourself sweating a bit or breathing a bit heavier than usual, but as a general rule, this work doesn’t requires a great deal of strength or endurance.
Of course, if you’re completely out of shape we do encourage you to work on that, and we’ll do whatever we can to help. But there’s no minimum fitness prerequisites for Mobility.
Elements uses similar movement patterns to systematically help you build a foundation of strength, flexibility, and motor control. The Mobility program uses proven flexibility exercises and functional movements, to help you build functional range of motion.
Weโll hold hands and sing Kumbaya. Just kidding.
Most people simply restart from the beginning. You’ll continue to develop your mobility and deepen your range of motion with each cycle of the program.
Andy has done hundreds of sessions by now, and many clients have repeated Mobility over ten times.
That’s really hard to say. Lots of things can cause back pain, many of them requiring medical attention.
What we can promise is that you will ease restrictions, improve joint integrity, and build your kinesthetic awareness and control in the underlying structures where dysfunction can sometimes lead to back pain. In other words, we’re striking at a few of the root causes of some types of back pain.
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