• Learn how to self assess your joints

  • Prioritize articular health

  • Improve strength & mobility

What you get:

Follow along videos, moving graphics + print-offs for quick reference AND a self assessment form to monitor your own progress.

    1. Spine CARs in different body positions

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    2. Upper body CARs in different body positions

    3. Lower body CARs in different body positions

    4. *BONUS* Beginner Spine Training

    1. Full Body CARs (28mins)

    2. Express CARs (13mins)

    3. Standing Full Body CARs Warm-up Example

    4. Quick CARs

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    1. FREE Spine CARs (7mins)

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    2. Spine Segmentation (Flexion / Extension)

    3. Global Spine CARs

    4. Neck CARs

    5. Hinge-Point Training (T-Spine)

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    1. Shoulder blade CARs #1

    2. Shoulder blade CARs #2

    3. Shoulder CARs

    4. Elbow CARs

    5. Wrist CARs

    6. Finger CARs

MOVE MORE: HERE'S HOW (FULL BODY)

  • $101.70
  • 38 lessons
  • Price displayed in CAD (tax included)

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What are CARs?

Controlled Articular Rotations (CARs) *derived from Functional Range Conditioning* are specific movement patterns, designed to move your joints through their outer limits of motion. 


Examples of CARs: (lots more examples found in the GIF library) 

Elbow CARs seated on the ground (upper arm stabilized)
Global spine CARs in a tall kneel position
Hip CARs in a side-lying position


WHY I RECOMMEND CARS TO ALL MY CLIENTS:

  • Ensure each joint has passed through its entire range of motion (maintaining the ranges of motion you currently have access to).
  • Take control of your own training needs: you can perform a self-assessment of all your moveable joints using CARs. Use the findings from your CARs routine to guide your training goals / intensities that day.
  • Improve the quality of the tissues in and around your joints (if done consistently).
  • Improve awareness & control of your joints (if done consistently). 

Learn more about your own movement capabilities by performing a daily CARs routine.