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Mobility For BJJ by Ryan Hurst

Mobility For BJJ by Ryan Hurst

by Ryan Hurst

$79.00

Discover Everything You Need to Enhance Your Mobility, Supercharge BJJ Training, and Increase The Overall Quality of Your Life

Course content · 4 volumes · 41 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro - BJJ Quick Routine
  2. 2. Wrists - Open chain wrist circles
  3. 3. Forearms wrist stretch
  4. 4. Back of hand stretch
  5. 5. Finger curl stretch
  6. 6. Neck - Quadruped neck flexion and extension
  7. 7. Neck rotations right and left
  8. 8. Neck right and left side flexion
  9. 9. Shoulders - Quadruped protraction and retraction
  10. 10. Lounge Chair Stretch
  11. 11. A-Frame Shoulder Shrugs
  12. 12. Bear
  13. 13. Prone Bent Arm Stretch
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Spinal Mobility - Quadruped Twist (torso rotation)
  2. 2. Wagtail
  3. 3. Plow
  4. 4. Half Pancake
  5. 5. Lumbar Twist
  6. 6. Quadruped Thoracic Circles
  7. 7. Elbows - Open chain elbow circles
  8. 8. Arm Twist
  9. 9. Quadruped Elbow Circles
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Hips - Sit Through
  2. 2. Frog Stretch
  3. 3. Kneeling Lunge
  4. 4. Modified Pigeon
  5. 5. Standing Leg swings
  6. 6. Supine Leg Swings
  7. 7. Pancake
  8. 8. Squat Mobility
  9. 9. Cossack Squat
  10. 10. Knees - Knee Circles Version 1 - standing legs together
  11. 11. Knee Circles Version 2 - standing and supine
  12. 12. Ankles/Feet - Kneeling Dorsiflexion and Ankle Circles
  13. 13. Seiza Stretch
  14. 14. Seiza Stretch on Toes
  15. 15. Hamstring Focus - Aframe Hamstring Focus
  16. 16. Seated Forward Fold
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. BJJ Full Routine
  2. 2. BJJ Quick Routine
  3. 3. General Full Body Mobility Routine
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