Do you struggle with stiffness, poor movement, or recurring injuries? Chances are, your mobility and stability (motor control) are out of balance. Mobility refers to your ability to move through a full range of motion, while stability is your ability to control and generate strength within that range. When one is lacking, the other compensates—leading to poor movement patterns, joint pain, and an increased risk of injury.

In this episode of The Peak Potential Unleashed Podcast, we dive deep into the critical relationship between mobility and stability. You’ll learn how a single weak link in your body can throw off your entire movement system, leading to pain and dysfunction. Using the squat as a real-world example, we break down how your feet, ankles, knees, hips, thoracic spine, and shoulders all work together to create smooth, efficient movement—and what happens when they don’t. Whether you’re an athlete looking to optimize performance or someone trying to stay pain-free, this episode will provide actionable strategies to assess your movement, identify imbalances, and implement the right corrective exercises.

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💡 Remember: Strength without mobility is stiffness, and mobility without stability is weakness. Train both, move better, and stay injury-free.