A personal trainer says this is the 10-minute mobility routine everyone should do to improve walking strength
A personal trainer recommends a 10‑minute mobility routine to boost walking strength and overall joint health. The routine combines dynamic strength moves for the shoulders, spine, hips, knees, and ankles and can be adjusted with bodyweight or added weights. Users are advised to start with 6‑8 reps per side, modify as needed, and stop if they feel pain.
- ▪The 10‑minute routine targets mobility and strength to improve balance, control, and range of motion for walkers.
- ▪It can be performed at home on a floor mat, using only bodyweight or optional ankle weights and dumbbells.
- ▪The trainer suggests 6‑8 repetitions per side and recommends adjusting reps, sets, or weights based on individual ability.
- ▪If pain occurs or the user has an existing injury, they should cease the exercises and seek professional advice.
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Wellness Fitness Workouts A personal trainer says this is the 10-minute mobility routine everyone should do to improve walking strength Opinion By Sam Hopes Published 3 August 2026 Try this full-body routine to get you ready for your next walking workout When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Shutterstock) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Building strength and range of motion in your body will keep your muscles, joints and ligaments prepared for walks, walking workouts, or other forms of sports and exercises you enjoy.
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