Mobility & Flexibility

Graham explains how bad habits get stronger with repetition. Angus’ reaction means that this episode becomes quite comical. The basal ganglia help familiar behaviours become automatic, so the more often you respond to stress by scrolling, avoiding or reaching for a drink, the eas ...  Show more

Run clubs are booming, and it’s not really about the running. You get fitter, spend time outdoors, meet new people and have the motivation of a community around you.And you don’t need to be a serious runner. Fitness is easier when it’s social. In this episode, Angus and Graham di ...  Show more

We often talk about exercise in the context of cardio or strength training, but there's another pillar of fitness that is especially important as we age: mobility. Dr. Sanjay Gupta sits down with Dr. Kelly Starrett, physical therapist and co-author of “Built To Move: The Ten Esse ...  Show more

We have all heard about the benefits of exercise, but compliance isn’t easy, especially now with restricted movement. But without guilt you can bring a great benefit to your body by the simple, repeated action of standing up, moving around, and stretching. 

It seems everyone is talking about mobility right now. Exercise Physiologist Glenn Phipps shares a new perspective, gives tips and daily practices on how to increase range of movement. WANT MORE FROM GLENN? To hear today's full interview, where he shares how to increase mobility ...  Show more

Good range of motion is the key to living a mobile, active, and fit life. But range of motion can decrease after an injury or as we age. Expert Shane Dowd joins Get-Fit Guy to talk about the three exercise pillars that will help you get and stay fit and flexible.Read the transcri ...  Show more