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Mobility Blueprint

JacksonRyanFitness.com

Mobility
Coach
Dr. Jackson Adamowicz PT, CSCS

Imagine What Moving Better Could Feel Like

Imagine dropping into a squat without fighting your ankles and hips.

Rotating your body without your back tightening up.

Moving through your day without constantly thinking:

“Why am I so tight?”

Imagine sitting on the floor comfortably. Moving freely when you play sports. Feeling like your body actually does what you ask it to do.

And instead of bouncing between random stretches and mobility routines, you know exactly what you're doing every week and why you're doing it.

That's what The Mobility Blueprint is designed to help you build.

If you're tired of feeling stiff, limited, and painful, it's time to start moving how your body was designed to. This complete 12-week mobility program is designed to help you improve your flexibility, control your range of motion, and build strength through it.

Program Structure

Phase 1: Access (3 weeks): Begin building your body's stretch tolerance and improve flexibility. Learn each position and remove any compensations. You'll begin by working on the flexibility and joint range of motion needed to move more freely. The goal is simple: create more available movement.

Phase 2: Activate (3 weeks): Getting into a position is one thing. Being able to control it is another. During Phase 2, you'll shift toward more active mobility exercises designed to help you control your joints throughout the range you've developed.

Phase 3: Integrate (3 weeks): In this phase we are moving from, “can you reach the position?” to: “can you enter and leave that position while coordinating the rest of your body?” These workouts are designed to include more complex mobility exercises and will challenge you at first!

Phase 4: Strengthen (3 weeks): In this phase you will become someone who can squat, hinge, rotate, reach overhead and move through large joint excursions under load. Consider this the "bulletproofing" phase.

The Mobility Blueprint is an educational fitness program and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. If you experience pain or have an injury, medical condition, or other concern that may affect your ability to exercise, consult an appropriate healthcare professional before beginning the program.

Features
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Programming 7 days per week
Daily flexibility and mobility training that’s accessible and challenging for athletes of any level or background.
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Detailed, expert instruction
Each exercise includes special instructions on how to properly perform the movement.
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Train with coaches who push you, understand your goals, and keep you progressing.
Equipment
Recommended
Bands // Dumbbells // Barbell
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 12-week program
Sunday
Phase 1: Access - Workout A

A

Cat Cow

1 x 8

B

Calf Stretch

2 x 0:45

C

Doorway Pec Stretch

2 x 0:45

D

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 0:45

E

Child's Pose with Side Reach

2 x 0:45

F

Supine Passive Hamstring Stretch

2 x 0:45

Monday
Phase 1: Access - Workout B

A

Cat Cow

1 x 8

B

Knee Bent Calf Stretch

2 x 0:45

C

Hip 90/90 ER Stretch

2 x 0:45

D

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 0:45

E

Standing Open Book

2 x 8

F

Bench T-Spine Extension

2 x 0:45

Tuesday
Phase 1: Access - Workout C

A

Sciatic Nerve Flossing

2 x 0:45

Skill/Tech

B

Upper Body Nerve Mobility Circuit

Perform 3 rounds 10 reps on each side of the following: Median Nerve Glide Ulnar Nerve Flossing Radial Nerve Glide

C

Elephant Walks

2 x 20

D

Cat Cow

1 x 8

Wednesday
Phase 1: Access - Workout A

A

Cat Cow

1 x 8

B

Calf Stretch

2 x 0:45

C

Doorway Pec Stretch

2 x 0:45

D

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 0:45

E

Child's Pose with Side Reach

2 x 0:45

F

Supine Passive Hamstring Stretch

2 x 0:45

Thursday
Phase 1: Access - Workout B

A

Cat Cow

1 x 8

B

Knee Bent Calf Stretch

2 x 0:45

C

Hip 90/90 ER Stretch

2 x 0:45

D

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 0:45

E

Standing Open Book

2 x 8

F

Bench T-Spine Extension

2 x 0:45

Friday
Phase 1: Access - Workout C

A

Sciatic Nerve Flossing

2 x 0:45

Skill/Tech

B

Upper Body Nerve Mobility Circuit

Perform 3 rounds 10 reps on each side of the following: Median Nerve Glide Ulnar Nerve Flossing Radial Nerve Glide

C

Elephant Walks

2 x 20

D

Cat Cow

1 x 8

Saturday
Phase 1: Access - Workout A

A

Cat Cow

1 x 8

B

Calf Stretch

2 x 0:45

C

Doorway Pec Stretch

2 x 0:45

D

Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch

2 x 0:45

E

Child's Pose with Side Reach

2 x 0:45

F

Supine Passive Hamstring Stretch

2 x 0:45

Coach
coach-avatar Dr. Jackson Adamowicz PT, CSCS

As a Doctor of Physical Therapist and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Jackson has been working with clients and patients for over 6 years to eliminate pain and optimize performance. As an avid weight lifter and runner, he suffered from many injuries before incorporating mobility work into his daily routine.

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It's Time to Move Better

You don't need another saved Instagram mobility routine, or a list of stretches you'll try once and forget about. For the next 12 weeks, let The Mobility Blueprint tell you exactly what to do. Discover how much better your body can move when you finally

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FAQs
I've tried mobility routines before, what makes this different?
Mobility routines by themselves can be useful, but the problem is often the lack of structure and progression. The Mobility Blueprint gives you a 12-week progression from flexibility to active control to strength through full range of motion.
How long does each workout take?
Most sessions are designed to take approximately 15–30 minutes, depending on the phase and how much time you spend on your individual mobility priorities.
Can I do The Mobility Blueprint alongside my normal workouts?
Yes. The program is designed to complement strength training, running, sports, and other forms of exercise. You can use sessions separately or incorporate portions of the program into your warm-up, recovery days, or training routine.
How quickly will I notice results?
Everyone responds differently, but many people may begin noticing changes in how movements feel within the first few weeks. The program is intentionally 12 weeks long because meaningful mobility changes require consistent practice... not a single stretching session.
Will this help with my pain?
Decreased mobility is correlated with pain and injury, so in short, it could help (and often does). HOWEVER, this is intended for generally healthy individuals. If you currently have an injury, significant pain, or recent surgery, talk with your physician or physical therapist before starting.
What happens after the program is over?
By the end of this, you'll have progressed toward strengthening your body through larger ranges of motion and will have a much better understanding of which areas need continued attention. You can incorporate highest-priority mobility exercises into your normal training or restart the program!
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