Brad Terrell

Hip Mobility

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This hip mobility program is designed for you to move better and explore your hip limitations as you work toward 5 hip mobility goals: Pistol Squat, Sissy Squat, Dragon Squat, the Front Split and the Middle Split. This program is for all levels to starts practicing hip mobility techniques in a safe approachable method that will build a foundation for strong, mobile and healthy hips. Make sure to read up on the FAQs
mobility, yoga, functional, beginner
25 workouts program
mobility, yoga, functional, beginner
25 workouts program

Workouts

Stage 1: Pistol Squats
Stage 1: Pistol Squats
4.8
58
Stage 1: Sissy Squats
Stage 1: Sissy Squats
4.9
20
Stage 1: Dragon Squats
Stage 1: Dragon Squats
4.9
9
Stage 1: Front Splits
Stage 1: Front Splits
4.8
14
Stage 1: Middle Splits
Stage 1: Middle Splits
4.9
13
Love this app!!! Every workout is challenging and I've had amazing results
Carrie
Beautiful, user friendly app. truly enjoying having quick access to workouts. makes reaching my goal of daily movement much easier.
Laura
Clear, straightforward, focused workouts that are enjoyable and effective
Jess

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Notes & Logging
Track your weights, time, and reps. Take notes to capture your thoughts when working out
Streaks
Make sure you stay on track with your goals
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Stream to your TV and laptop using Airplay, Chromecast, Firestick and Cast2Web.
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About Brad Terrell

Online personal trainer

Thanks for coming to my channel and taking the time to read up on my story! I’m Brad and I am a yoga instructor, movement and mobility coach as well as a personal trainer. I have been a student of yoga, movement and meditation from the earliest days of my childhood. I was also always an athlete, playing every sport you could think of. Before entering high school, my father introduced me to Yoga. In high school, I experienced a severe knee injury through hockey and soccer, that led me to surgery and physiotherapy. Throughout my rehabilitation, I found myself practicing yoga for a few hours every day and falling in love with it’s benefits. In 2011, I obtained my 200-RYT in Agonda, Goa, India. I’ve also studied under at several ashrams across India learning the traditional practices as well as other eastern movement practices in places such as Zanzibar, Tanzania, and Gdynia, Poland. After years of teaching and attempting to offer more accessible ways for people to practice yoga, I shifted my personal practice and teaching to more bodyweight and mobility techniques to counter the benefits of yoga poses and traditional movements. I then found myself surpassing my yoga “plateaus” and in doing so kind of creating a method of my own that includes bodyweight exercises, mobility and yoga asanas. I hope to share you my method to free the body from its limitations, motivate you to surpass your movement and yoga goals while developing overall body awareness in a safe and informative setting.

Frequently asked questions

Equipment?
Yoga mat, a block or bolster, box or chair and a wall.
What are the goals of the program?
The goal of this program is to increase overall hip mobility and strength through 5 key postures and movements that include: Pistol Squats, Sissy Squats, Dragon Squats, Front Splits and Middle Splits.
How to get the best outcome of the program?
Best practice would be to complete all of stage 1 for all postures. Get good at it and when you feel you’ve advanced move to stage 2 and so on. As you move through the stages the classes become progressively harder. If struggle with a certain pose go back to the last stage until you feel more confident. Although, you can move forward without completing a certain stage I suggest you take the time to master the baby steps along with the harder steps that you seem to be progressing in.
How to schedule the program into a week?
To remember there is no fast approach with hip mobility it takes time. If first starting out, practice 1 video 6 days a week at the end of a strength/cardio based workout, such a yoga flow or bodyweight drills. You can try all of the stages all at once if you have previous experience and kind of know where it’s headed. But if your just starting out, try completing 25 videos in approx 25 weeks: 1 video a week, 6 days a week for 25 weeks.
Is this program appropriate for beginners?
Yes! Start with Stage 1 for each pose and you will progress through the stages safely, confidently and comfortably. You only actually get to the super technical and advance stuff in later stages. See how far you can get! And keep practicing with my other beginner classes!

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