The Stoked Body Shop
What Is The Stoked Body Shop?
Feeling tight? Feeling stiff? Remember — motion is lotion. The Stoked Body Shop is your one-stop shop to tune in and tune up your body. Use these expertly choreographed sequences to prep your body before a more intense workout, after a workout to start the recovery process, or simply as a Stoked Snack throughout the day.
*Unless otherwise noted, all sequences are bodyweight only.
What is Mobility? Why do we need it?
Mobility is the ability of a joint to move actively through a range of motion. Flexibility is the amount that your muscle can stretch, or lengthen in a way.
It’s important that we work on our mobility in order to improve our movement quality and body awareness. Mobility routines can help improve blood flow, improve circulation, and increase range of motion. Be consistent with your mobility routine. The more consistent you are with performing a routine, the better your body will adapt and the more mobile you will be.
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Welcome to The Stoked Body Shop
What Is The Stoked Body Shop?
Feeling tight? Feeling stiff? Remember — motion is lotion. The Stoked Body Shop is your one-stop shop to tune in and tune up your body.
Use these expertly choreographed sequences to prep your body before a more intense workout, after a workout to start the recovery...
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Pre-Run/Walk Prep Party
Prepare your body for movement with our dynamic pre-run or walk warm-up routine. Activate muscles, increase circulation, and ready yourself for a successful outing, whether you're strolling, running or sprinting.
• Forward Fold Hamstring Stretch
• Quad Rocks
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Happy Hips
This hip-focused warm up/mobility routine is a great way to temporarily improve the range of motion in your hip joints, which can ease tension in your hips, knees, and even lower back. Keep your hips happy! This program was designed to allow your joints to move more freely so you can crush your n...
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Happy Hips 2.0
Indulge in this magical mobility sequence that works both as a hip opener AND as activation , increasing your range of motion while working in a little sneaky glute goodness. Revitalized, happy hips guaranteed!
90/90 Wipers
90/90 Holds
90/90 with Hip Rotations
Quadruped Leg Swings
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Seated Full Body Mobility
Do you ever feel stiff while sitting for prolonged periods of time? Kira and Dan have you covered. Push play the next time you find yourself sitting for Zoom calls, while on a plane/train or simply binging on your favorite show on the couch. This routine is designed to help decrease full body sti...
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Foundational Dynamic Mobility Warm Up (Active Stretching)
This dynamic warmup focuses on dynamic stretching in order to activate your nervous system, improve your blood flow and circulation in order to prep your body for your workout!
What To Expect:
8 each side, then move on to the next movement
Quad Pull
Hip Pull
Hamstring Scoops
Glute Pull
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Advanced Dynamic Mobility Warm Up (Active Stretching)
This advanced dynamic warmup focuses on dynamic stretching in order to activate your nervous system, improve your blood flow and circulation in order to prep your body for your workout!
What To Expect:
8 each side, then move on to the next movement
Quad Pull to Reverse Lunge with Trunk Rotation
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Full Body
This Full Body Mobility Routine can be done in the morning, before or after your workout in order to temporarily increase range of motion, improve circulation, and decrease tension throughout your body!
What To Expect:
8 each on side, then move on to next movement
Inch Worms
Scorpions
World’s G... -
Low Back Love
Low back mobility should be an essential part of your weekly stoked routine. This program by design will help improve blood flow & circulation, temporarily increase joint range of motion, and decrease tension in your back / hips. It should be able to make your hips happy and give your lower back ...
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Low Back Love 2.0 - Flow & Go
Find relief and freedom in this flow for your lower back. Through gentle control movement, we hope to help alleviate tension and stiffness - a great option after travel or when you’ve been sitting for extended periods of time. This flow & go sequence works wonders on its own, OR stacked after th...
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Lower Body (A) (Legs/Hips)
This lower mobility workout is a great way to temporarily increase range of motion, improve circulation, and decrease tension in the surrounding areas. These Lower Body Focused Mobility exercises can be done before or after your workout to help decrease tension in our lower body, helping to decr...
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Upper Body Wall Reach & Release
Open up your upper body with the all-new Upper Body Wall Reach & Release. This dynamic workout uses simple yet effective wall exercises to enhance flexibility, increase your range of motion, and leave you feeling lighter, more aligned, and ready to move with ease. Whether you're releasing tensio...
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Lower Body (B) (Lower Back/Hip)
This routine focuses on our hips, which can help decrease tension in the hips, lower back, and entire lower extremity. These Hips Focused Mobility exercises can be done in the morning, before or after your workout in order to temporarily increase range of motion and improve blood flow & circulati...
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Upper Body (A) (Mid-Back/Shoulders/Postural Mobility)
This routine focuses on decreasing tension in your mid to upper back and shoulders. Tension in our mid and upper back can affect our shoulders, neck, and also our lower back. This routine can be done before your workout, or even after your workout in order to temporarily increase range of motion,...
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Upper Body (B) (Neck/Shoulder/Postural)
This routine focuses on decreasing tension in our shoulders, while temporarily improving our shoulder range of motion. Tension in our mid and upper back can affect our shoulders, neck, and also our lower back. These Upper Body Mobility exercises can be done throughout the day while you're working...
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Wrist Mobility
Wrist Mobility Routine (7-10 minutes)
These Wrist Mobility exercises can be done in order to temporarily increase range of motion, improve circulation, and decrease tension in the wrist joints. This routine can be performed throughout the day while you're working, before your workout, or even aft... -
Foam Roller Recovery
This full-body foam rolling recovery routine is a great way to get your body to relax at the end of the day or after your workout. Using the foam roller will help decrease muscle tension, improve blood flow, and down-regulate your nervous system, helping your body recover.
What To Expect:
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Wall Stretch Warm Up
Do you ever want to do your entire warm up standing up? Well this is for you! This warm up involves using a wall or any stable object to create stability as you open up your lower extremity before your next workout or anytime you’re feeling a bit stiff. This routine is perfect pre OR mid-run/walk...
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Shoulder Maintenance - Band + Wall Edition
Grab your Stoked Band, head to a wall, and get ready to work on shoulder stability and strength. Why use a wall? To help provide feedback for control and stability. Don’t be fooled by the assistance - the wall takes this upper body band work to another level. Use this routine to help activate and...
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Single Leg Stability & Strength
Do you need to focus on single leg stability? Trick question because EVERY BODY needs to! Grab your Stoked Band and get ready for a basic (= foundational) routine that sneaks up on you with it’s burn factor.Try this sequence to help improve your single leg stability, proprioception, and balance. ...