48 Days · Joint by Joint · New You Mobility

Normalize Your Movement. New You Mobility. Now You Move.

Three ways to read it. One thing it does. NYM is a 48-day mobility program built to find the specific restrictions holding your body back — and give you the daily work to fix them. Not someone else's restrictions. Yours.

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NYM — New You Mobility Program
Phase 01 Foundation Days 1–16 · Spine & Neck
Phase 02 Expansion Days 17–32 · Hips & Lower Body
Phase 03 Integration Days 33–48 · Full Body Patterns
What NYM gives you

Not a stretch routine.
A training system.

The difference between stretching and training your joints is the difference between temporary relief and permanent change. NYM is the second one.

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Joint-specific targeting

Every session works a specific joint through its full available range — not a generic full-body routine that spreads the work too thin to do anything meaningful.

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Progressive overload for mobility

NYM applies the same progressive principles that make strength training work — more demand over time, building capacity instead of just revisiting the same stretches.

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10–20 minutes a day

Short enough to actually do every day. That consistency is the point — 48 days of daily input beats one 90-minute session per week, every time.

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Built-in coaching cues

Every movement comes with the cue that makes it work. Not just "hold for 30 seconds" — but what to feel, what to avoid, and how to know it's doing something.

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Works anywhere, anytime

No equipment. No gym. Your phone and enough floor space to lie down. The app works offline once loaded — no signal required mid-session.

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Yours to keep

One-time purchase, lifetime access. Complete the 48 days, then run it again from the start. Most members do it 2–3 times before they plateau out of it.

Inside the program

Three phases.
One direction.

Each phase builds on the last. You don't move to Phase 2 until Phase 1 has done its job. That sequencing is what makes the whole thing compound.

Phase 01 · Days 1–16
Foundation
Spine, neck, and shoulder girdle

Most movement problems trace back to a spine that can't move independently of the hips and a shoulder that compensates for a stiff thorax. Phase 1 fixes the foundation before loading it.

  • Cervical CARs and segmental neck mobility
  • Thoracic rotation and extension work
  • Shoulder CARs and PAILs/RAILs entry
  • Daily spinal baseline — the non-negotiable
Phase 02 · Days 17–32
Expansion
Hips, lower body, and pelvic control

The hip is where most people feel it most — and where the work gets interesting. Phase 2 targets hip rotation, flexion end-range, and the pelvic control that makes all of it transfer to real movement.

  • Hip CARs — the daily anchor of Phase 2
  • 90/90 hip mobility with rotation loading
  • Knee and ankle work to support hip range
  • PAILs/RAILs for hip flexion and IR/ER
Phase 03 · Days 33–48
Integration
Full body — making it move together

Isolated joint work is only half the job. Phase 3 takes everything built in Phases 1 and 2 and integrates it into full-body movement patterns — the kind that show up in your sport, your training, and your life. This is where you feel it working.

  • Combined spinal and hip flow sequences
  • Loaded movement patterns under mobility demand
  • Sport and activity-specific application work
  • Full CARs routine — spine to ankle, daily
Who NYM is built for

If this sounds like you,
you're ready for NYM.

The Athlete

"My squat depth hasn't improved in six months and I've been told it's just tight hips."

Tight hips isn't a diagnosis. NYM Phase 2 targets hip rotation specifically — you'll know within two weeks whether that's actually what was limiting you.

The Recurring Injury

"My back keeps going out. I do the exercises my physio gave me. It comes back anyway."

Recurring issues almost always involve a restriction somewhere above or below the pain site. NYM builds the full chain — not just the spot that hurts.

The Desk Worker

"I sit all day, train three times a week, and I'm getting stiffer every year despite exercising."

Training without targeted mobility input is a losing battle. 10 minutes of NYM daily maintains what you're working hard to build in the gym.

The Long-Game Player

"I want to still be training hard at 60. I just don't know what the maintenance should look like."

Joint capacity degrades without the right stimulus. NYM gives you that stimulus in the shortest daily investment possible — and it compounds over time.

From NYM members

48 days.
Real results.

★★★★★

My hip stopped locking up during squats after week two. I didn't realize how much I'd been compensating until it was gone.

NYM Member · Competitive powerlifter

★★★★★

First mobility program I've actually finished. Short enough to do every morning and specific enough that I could feel something changing week by week.

NYM Member · Masters runner, 52

★★★★★

My shoulder stopped clicking in overhead movements by Phase 2. My physio was genuinely surprised at my recheck. I just told her I'd been doing my homework.

NYM Member · Recreational CrossFit, 3 years

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Questions

The ones we get asked most.

Do I need any equipment? +
None. NYM requires nothing except floor space and your body. A yoga mat makes it more comfortable but isn't required. No bands, blocks, or foam rollers.
How long are the daily sessions? +
Phase 1 sessions run 10–12 minutes. Phase 2 builds to 15–18 minutes. Phase 3 full-body sessions are 18–22 minutes. All are designed to fit into a real morning or evening routine.
What if I miss a day? +
Pick up where you left off. NYM isn't designed around streaks — it's designed around accumulation. Missing a day doesn't break the program. Missing a week means you might want to back up a few days to rebuild the feel.
I'm already pretty flexible. Is this still for me? +
Flexibility and joint capacity are different things. A lot of flexible people have passive range they can't control under load — which is actually a risk factor, not an asset. NYM builds usable range, not just the ability to fold in half.
Can I do NYM alongside my existing training? +
Yes — that's the intended use. NYM is designed as a daily supplement to whatever training you're already doing, not a replacement. Most members do it first thing in the morning before their regular session.
What's the difference between NYM and a regular stretching routine? +
Stretching increases passive range temporarily. NYM builds active joint control — range your nervous system can access and use under load. The difference shows up in your training within a few weeks: better positions, less compensation, more stability at end-range.
Is this the same as the Patreon content? +
NYM is a standalone program — a complete 48-day system. The Patreon community goes deeper into the mechanisms behind the work: why your body compensates the way it does, how to audit your own movement patterns, and clinical-level reasoning behind each protocol. They complement each other well but either stands alone.

48 days from
now, your body
moves differently.

The work is short. The cues are clear. The sequencing is built to compound. All you have to do is show up for 10 minutes and let the 48 days do the rest.

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