Mobility Made Easy
All the tools you need to improve mobility with 15-minute home workouts.
Universal mobility programs most popular with desk workers
Designed specifically with runners in mind to build resilience and reduce recovery time
Improve range of motion for key swing mechanics to play pain-free
“I wish I found MyMotion sooner. I would be in pain for days after playing 18 holes but adding 15-minutes of mobility work to my routine has been a game changer”
“I don’t like going to the gym so I found the program easy to stick to because I can do it at home and now love the flexibility I have regained”
“After 2 hip replacements, I need to maintain my mobility. Easy program to follow. Would recommend”
“Can’t believe the progress I’ve made in just a few weeks. Love it!!!!”
“Like the variety with the workouts, not the same old exercises every day!”
Our programs are designed for people from all walks of life, from competitors to those new to fitness looking to improve their mobility and flexibility.
Each session is designed to last approximately 15-20 minutes, making it easy to incorporate into your daily routine.
No special equipment is required. A yoga mat, cushion, or resistance band can be helpful for some exercises, but they are not mandatory.
The program is structured to be done 3-4 times per week. Consistency is key to seeing improvements in your mobility and flexibility.
Many participants start to notice improvements in flexibility and reduced tightness within the first two weeks. More significant gains in range of motion and stability typically become evident by the third and fourth weeks.
Absolutely! The exercises and variations learned during the program can be incorporated into your regular fitness routine to maintain and further improve your lower back mobility. You will also have lifetime access to the program.
If you experience pain (not to be confused with discomfort from stretching), stop the exercise immediately. Ensure you are performing the movements correctly, and consider consulting a healthcare professional if the pain persists.
The exercises are generally gentle and can be modified for different fitness levels. However, if you have a history of hip or lower back injuries, it is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before starting the program.