Your Mobility Library
Between sessions,
you're not on your own.
A library for the work you do between visits — because the change happens there, not in the chair. Organized the way you were prescribed.
Why I built this.
When I was rehabbing my own injuries, I had drills — but no one to walk me through them. This is the version I wish I'd had.
The morning routine.
The daily floor. Run this every morning and the rest of the library becomes maintenance, not catch-up. ~10 minutes, full-body, no equipment.
CARs
Controlled Articular Rotations · Daily Mobility
Neck
CervicalDaily controlled rotation through the neck's full available range.
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Additional cervical CARs will appear here as recorded. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Shoulder
GH & ScapControlled rotation through the shoulder complex — including the scapula in isolation.
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Additional shoulder CARs progressions will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Mid-Back
ThoracicRestoring the rotation that desk work steals first.
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Additional thoracic CARs work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Elbow & Wrist
Distal UpperDaily check-in for joints that get overused but rarely trained.
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Additional elbow, wrist, and finger CARs will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Low Back
LumbarControlled motion through the directions your lumbar spine actually wants.
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Additional lumbar mobility work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Hip
Highest-Leverage JointThe single most-prescribed drill in this clinic. Daily, without exception.
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Additional hip CARs — supine, contralateral elevated quadruped, Level II w/ block — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Knee
Messenger JointThe knee has more range than people think.
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Additional knee CARs work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Ankle & Foot
FoundationThe range and control that running shoes have spent years hiding.
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Additional ankle and foot CARs will be added here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
PAILs & RAILs
Progressive & Regressive Angular Isometric Loading
Neck
CervicalIsometric loading at end range — the work that actually carries over to posture.
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Additional cervical PAILs/RAILs progressions will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Shoulder
GH & ScapThe angles most shoulders have given up on — ER, IR, overhead.
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Additional shoulder PAILs/RAILs work — extension, horizontal abduction, scapular variants — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Mid-Back
ThoracicExtension and rotation loading — the directions the thoracic spine loses first.
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Additional thoracic PAILs/RAILs work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Elbow & Wrist
Distal UpperLoaded end-range work for grip, forearm, and elbow tolerance.
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Additional grip and forearm loading work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Low Back
LumbarLumbar isometric work is usually about building hip and thoracic capacity so the low back doesn't have to load.
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Additional lumbar/integrated thoraco-lumbar loading drills will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Hip
Highest-Leverage JointThe work that prevents most "tight hip" complaints from coming back.
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Additional hip PAILs/RAILs — extension, ABD/ADD, rubber-guard variants — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Knee
Messenger JointCapacity at the angles that hurt — not avoidance of them.
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Additional knee end-range loading drills will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Ankle & Foot
FoundationStrength at the angles your ankle loses first. Where Achilles, plantar, and shin issues actually start.
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Additional ankle and foot loading work — inversion/eversion, lateral toe — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
PALs & RALs
Passive Range Work · Holds · Lift-Offs · Hovers
Neck
CervicalPassive holds and active hovers for postural capacity.
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Additional PALs/RALs work for the cervical spine — rotational training, capacity hovers — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Shoulder
GH & ScapPassive holds, lift-offs, and hovers for shoulder end-range capacity.
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Additional shoulder PALs/RALs — IR PRL, sleeper, scapular hover, kinetic stretching — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Mid-Back
ThoracicPassive holds, segmental work, and rotational training.
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Additional thoracic PALs/RALs — Cat-Camel with L-spine block, hinge-point training, ball-supported segmental — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Elbow & Wrist
Distal UpperPassive range work and active control for wrist and elbow.
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Additional upper-extremity PALs/RALs — finger capacity, nerve floss, grip endurance — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Low Back
LumbarEndurance and capacity holds — not crunches, not planks for time.
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Additional lumbar PALs/RALs and stabilization work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Hip
Highest-Leverage JointActive control in the positions most hips have forgotten.
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Additional hip PALs/RALs — Hip Sleeper, rubber-guard variations, sidelying capacity, standing hip lift-offs — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Knee
Messenger JointPassive range work and active capacity for knee control.
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Additional knee PALs/RALs — step-down control, OKC/CKC integration — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Ankle & Foot
FoundationPassive holds and active capacity that convert mobility into function.
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Additional ankle/foot PALs/RALs — tibialis capacity, calf end-range, intrinsic foot — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
ENG
Eccentric Neural Grooving
Neck
CervicalEccentric control of cervical motion.
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Additional cervical ENG work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Shoulder
GH & ScapEccentric loading for shoulder tendinopathy and capacity building.
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Additional shoulder ENG protocols will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Mid-Back
ThoracicEccentric control of thoracic motion under load.
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Additional thoracic ENG work will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Elbow & Wrist
Distal UpperEccentric loading for tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, and grip tendinopathy.
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Additional elbow/wrist ENG protocols will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Low Back
LumbarEccentric capacity for the lumbo-pelvic region.
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Additional lumbo-pelvic ENG protocols will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Hip
Highest-Leverage JointEccentric loading for hip tendinopathy and capacity carryover.
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Additional hip ENG work — including IR eccentric and combined patterns — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Knee
Messenger JointEccentric loading — where most chronic knee pain actually heals.
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Additional knee ENG protocols — single-leg variants, sport-specific progressions — will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
Ankle & Foot
FoundationEccentric loading for Achilles, plantar, and shin tendinopathy.
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Additional ankle/foot ENG protocols will appear here. Email Aaron for specific drills.
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This is part of a structured plan.
The library is the daily work — but it sits inside a 3-month plan built around your specific pattern. If you want one of your own, start where everyone starts.
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