Move with more control
Practical guides to mobility, flexibility and comfortable movement, researched by Fitonomy Coach.

Understand a Personally Taught Sideways Arm Slide
Recognize a supported palm up shoulder movement while lying on your back, keeping your own taught range and instructions.

Move Your Shoulder Blades at a Stable Desk
Explore a small shoulder blade glide with your hands supported and elbows straight, using a fixed desk that can take your weight.

Understand a Personally Taught Prone Hip Turn
Clarify a hip turn while lying on your front with one knee bent, the thigh supported and an individually permitted range.

Understand a Personally Taught Prone Hip Lift
Clarify a straight knee leg lift while lying on your front, with personal permission, a supported trunk and a controlled return.

Supine Marching With One Foot Lifting at a Time
Start with both feet down, lift one bent leg and replace it gently before changing sides while keeping the pelvis quiet.

Understand an Assisted Wrist Move Toward the Little Finger
Recognise the personally taught sideways wrist direction and keep assistance separate from active practice and thumbward movement.

Understand an Assisted Bend at the Finger Base Joint
Find the base knuckle, distinguish its assisted bend from a hook and keep your hand therapist’s personal instructions first.

Understand Therapist Taught Assisted Finger Hook Flexion
Identify the two curling finger joints, distinguish assistance from active movement and keep personal hand therapy instructions first.

Understand a Seated Assisted Ankle Point
Recognise a personally taught ankle movement with a supported leg and gentle hand assistance, keeping it separate from bending only the toes.

Practise a Small Chin Nod With Your Head Supported
Keep the back of your head resting while exploring a personally taught small nod, without lifting or pressing into the support.
Understand Assisted Thumb Movement Across the Palm
Recognise a personally taught assisted thumb path, with joint support and your own comfortable range rather than a forced endpoint.

Understand a Seated Assisted Toe Stretch
Recognise a personally taught toe stretch with the foot supported, gentle hand assistance and your own range instructions.

A Personally Taught Shoulder Towel Lift
Clarify the assisting hand and behind back direction of a shoulder towel movement already taught and cleared by your clinician.

Understand a Personally Taught Assisted Palm Down Turn
Clarify the direction of passive forearm pronation without adding assistance or a new stretch to your routine.

Bent Knee Fall Out With a Steady Opposite Leg
Understand a personally taught single knee opening while lying on your back, keeping the other leg and pelvis quiet.

Understand a Personally Taught Prone Knee Bend
Clarify an active knee bend while lying on your front, with individual permission, support and a controlled return.

Understand a Personally Taught Double Knee Hug
Distinguish bringing both knees toward the chest from alternating one leg, and keep the support and return your clinician taught you.

Understand a Clinician Taught Shoulder Stretch Behind Your Back
Clarify the horizontal stick movement behind the waist only if your clinician has taught and cleared this exact shoulder task for you.
Understand a Supported Bend at the Middle Thumb Joint
Distinguish the middle thumb joint from the tip and base, and follow the exact support you have been personally taught.
Understand a Clinician Taught Thumb Lift Beside a Table Edge
Clarify an already taught active thumb lift, its supported edge setup and its difference from sliding or fingertip contact.

Understand Active Shoulder Rotation With the Elbow Beside You
Clarify a personally taught outward shoulder turn using your own muscles, with a bent elbow near the side and no stick assistance.

Understand a Clinician Taught Forearm Turn With the Palm Up
Clarify an already taught assisted palm up turn, its difference from active rotation and why your personal limits remain essential.
Understand a Clinician Taught Wrist Move Toward the Thumb
Clarify personally taught assisted sideways wrist movement, its support and how it differs from active practice.

Understand a Clinician Taught Assisted Elbow Bend
If a clinician has already taught you this task, clarify the elbow direction, opposite hand contact and your individual instructions.