This 12-week lower extremity mobility program is designed to systematically improve motion, strength, and control at the hips, knees, and ankles — and address the areas most commonly responsible for lower-body stiffness, soreness, and movement limitations.
The program goes beyond basic stretching by addressing common strength and control deficits that limit usable range of motion. Each phase progressively builds mobility you can actively control, helping improve joint stability, balance, and movement efficiency.
By the end of the 12 weeks, participants can expect:
Improved hip, knee, and ankle range of motion
Increased strength through newly gained ranges
Better balance and coordination
Reduced lower-body stiffness and discomfort
More confidence during training and daily movement
This program is ideal for newcomers to mobility training, active adults and athletes of all ages who want lower-body mobility that supports performance, not just temporary flexibility.
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Foam Rolling - Quads
1 x 5:00
B
Foam Rolling - IT Band & Lateral Quads
2 x 2:30
C
Foam Rolling - Glutes
2 x 2:30
A
Couch Stretch 1
3 x 60
B
Hamstring Stretch w/ Strap
3 x 60
C
Gastrocnemius & Soleus Stretch
3 x 60
A
Foam Rolling - Thoracic Spine
1 x 5:00
B
LAX Ball Smash - Hamstrings
1 x 3:00
A
Couch Stretch 1
3 x 60
B
Hamstring Stretch w/ Strap
3 x 60
C
Gastrocnemius & Soleus Stretch
3 x 60
A
Foam Rolling - Quads
1 x 5:00
B
Foam Rolling - IT Band & Lateral Quads
2 x 2:30
C
Foam Rolling - Glutes
2 x 2:30
A
Go For A Walk
1 x 20:00
Will Duncan
Dr. Duncan has been a healthcare provider since 2013, while his coaching background in sports & athletic performance extends back to 2006. With a unique knowledge and skill set for treating musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, he takes an active interest in getting people active and pain-free.
Commit to putting in the time and build lower-body mobility that supports your training, not limits it.
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JJ
CF-L3, Proud Mom
Verified Athlete"This program has helped me work through tightness, I thought I couldn't get past."