Why Flexibility Alone Isn’t Enough
Flexibility refers to passive range of motion—how far a joint can be moved by an outside force. Mobility refers to active range of motion—how far you can move a jointRead more
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Flexibility refers to passive range of motion—how far a joint can be moved by an outside force. Mobility refers to active range of motion—how far you can move a jointRead more
A short morning mobility routine—just five minutes—can help reduce stiffness and prepare the body for smoother movement throughout the day.Read more
Sitting for long periods leads to predictable patterns: tight hips, limited spinal motion, and weakened postural muscles. Mobility training helps counteract these habits by reopening ranges of motionRead more

Chiropractic mobility training has become a foundational element in long-term wellness planning. Rather than treating discomfort only after it becomes disruptive, mobility-focused chiropractic care heRead more