Trainwell mobility exercises

The Straddle Stretch is a simple yet effective stretch for increasing flexibility in your inner thighs, hamstrings, and lower back. This move requires you to spread your legs wide and reach forward, providing a good stretch for the lower body. It's excellent for working on flexibility, improving range of motion, and promoting better posture.

The Standing Quad Stretch is a simple yet effective exercise for improving flexibility in the quads (front of the thighs). This stretch can not only help in preventing muscle stiffness and soreness but also improves overall leg mobility and flexibility. One round of this exercise includes performing the stretch on both sides.

Bodyweight Standing Hip Rotation enhances lower body flexibility & hip mobility. This warm-up exercise involves rotating hips in a circular motion to strengthen hip, back, and core muscles. Ideal for stability, flexibility, rehab, and prevention.

The Standing Hamstring Stretch is a simple but effective exercise for increasing flexibility in the hamstrings (back of the thighs). This stretch may also help to alleviate tightness in the low back area. The goal of the movement is to gently lengthen the hamstrings without straining.

The Standing Calf Stretch is a simple yet beneficial exercise primarily targeting the muscles in your calves. The movement helps to increase flexibility and relieve tension in the calf muscles. It is particularly good for individuals who frequently experience tightness in their lower legs or for individuals looking to warm up or cool down before or after a workout.

Standing Ankle Inversion Eversion is a simple yet effective exercise focusing on the muscles around the ankle. This movement strengthens and stimulates flexibility in your ankles which helps in improving balance, stability, and aiding in the prevention of ankle-related injuries. It's often used for rehab after injuries to regain mobility and strength in the ankle. One rep consists of moving the foot inwards (inversion) and then outwards (eversion).

The Standing Ankle Flexion is a lower-body exercise targeting calf muscles, especially near the ankles. Ideal for enhancing strength and flexibility in the lower legs, it benefits athletes and runners, and helps prevent ankle injuries.

The Squat Shuffle boosts lower body strength and cardio by targeting the thighs, glutes, and calves. Perfect for enhancing agility, cardiovascular endurance, and leg power with an alternating squat-side shuffle format.