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

Supported Standing Hip Extension With a Quiet Back
Use a firm support, move one leg a small distance behind you, and notice whether the motion comes from the hip rather than a back arch.

Shoulder Pendulum With a Relaxed Arm
Use firm support, let one arm hang, and make a small body sway to explore gentle shoulder movement.
Thumb Opposition: Touch Each Fingertip With Control
Support the forearm, move the thumb to each fingertip, and use light contact while the wrist stays quiet.

Supine Knee Rolls With Your Shoulders Supported
Move both bent knees slowly from side to side while your shoulders and upper trunk stay supported.

Supported Standing Side Leg Lift With a Level Pelvis
Use a stable support and a small controlled side path while your toes face forward and your trunk stays quiet.

Seated Elbow Bend and Straighten With a Quiet Shoulder
Practise a clear elbow hinge while the shoulder, wrist, and torso stay quiet.

Seated Forearm Rotation From Palm Down to Palm Up
Turn the forearm through a comfortable path while the wrist, elbow and torso stay quiet.

Seated Heel and Toe Raises for Ankle Control
Practise two clear ankle actions from a stable chair, then alternate slowly without letting the knees or trunk take over.

Seated Shoulder Circles With Relaxed Arms
Learn a small shoulder roll in both directions while your arms stay loose, your feet stay supported, and your neck stays comfortable.

Seated Thoracic Extension With a Stable Chair
Learn a small upper back extension over a firm chair, keep the movement where you intend it, and return to neutral without forcing your neck or lower back.

How to Keep a Mobility Progress Journal
Use separate practice and assessment notes, repeat the same setup, and interpret mobility changes without chasing a bigger number.

Supine Hamstring Stretch: Support the Thigh Gently
Learn a supported supine hamstring stretch that changes knee position without pulling on the joint.

Finger Tendon Glides: Learn the Hand Shapes
Learn the main finger tendon glide shapes, keep the wrist neutral and understand when a hand therapist should guide the plan.

Seated Toe Spreading: Move Without Curling
Practice spreading and relaxing your toes with the foot supported, using a small controlled movement instead of forcing them apart.

Seated Pelvic Tilts: Explore Pelvis Movement on a Chair
Learn a gentle seated pelvic tilt on a firm chair, keep both feet supported and explore a small comfortable movement without forcing your back.

Seated Knee Extension: Straighten and Lower With Control
Practise an unweighted seated knee extension with a stable chair, a supported thigh and a slow return. Learn what to watch and when to stop.

Heel Slides: Bend Your Knee Without Lifting the Heel
Learn a gentle heel slide with supported body position, comfortable knee bending and a controlled return. Check common mistakes and track the same setup.

Shoulder Wall Slides: Explore Comfortable Overhead Motion
Learn a gentle facing wall shoulder slide, with clear hand placement, a steady trunk and a comfortable range instead of a forced reach.

Seated Side Bend: Keep Your Feet and Hips Steady
Practise a small seated side bend with a supported position, relaxed arms and a controlled return. Learn how to avoid twisting or lifting a hip.

Hip Rotation for Beginners: Support Your 90/90 Position
Explore a supported floor position without pushing your knees down. Learn who should skip the 90/90 stretch and what to record after a comfortable attempt.

Standing Quadriceps Stretch: Keep Your Back Comfortable
Use a stable support to stretch the front of your thigh. Learn the setup, avoid arching your back and release the stretch without losing balance.

Seated Hip Marching: Lift One Knee Without Rocking
Practise a comfortable knee lift from a stable chair, with a steady torso and a controlled return to the floor.

Seated Chest Stretch: Keep Your Shoulders Relaxed
Learn a gentle chest stretch on a stable chair, with arms opening outward, relaxed shoulders and no pulling on the chair.

Seated Neck Rotation: Turn With Your Shoulders Still
Practise gentle seated neck rotation with a stable chair, relaxed shoulders and a comfortable range. Learn the setup, common compensations and when to stop.