Part 9 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Ankle Mobility Series – Part 09

All the great articles from the ‘stretching’ category of the Elite Outdoor Fitness blog all in one place.
Part 9 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 8 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 6 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 6 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 5 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 4 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 3 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
Part 2 in a series of videos looking at ankle and knee mobility.
In this series of videos – we take a look at ankle and knee mobility. But before we do, we need to understand the importance of your internal joint mechanisms.
Nick explains his routine for basic strength and conditioning upper body warm up.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Nick explains how he has reduced the likeliness of runner’s knee. A common injury in runners when increasing load and yet it’s easy to mitigate against it.
Nick shows you his basic post workout stretching routine, to combat the effects of strenuous training and more specifically weighted fitness.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Making your joints as a stable and as mobile as possible, by using C.A.R.S. Movements at the outer limits of articular motion.
Here’s the final video in the hip joint stretching series.