Videos tagged with Mobility Training

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'Gun Fighting Mobility Get Up Part 2', focuses on tactical training and movement with firearms, specifically the 'get up' maneuver in a gun-fighting context. It appears to be an instructional or demonstration piece aimed at individuals interested in firearms proficiency and tactical applications. The inclusion of '#specialforces' suggests a connection to military or advanced tactical training methodologies.

This video focuses on an effective and simple van life workout routine designed for individuals who don't have access to a gym. The creator demonstrates how to build strength, improve mobility, and rehabilitate injuries using only a pair of 15lb dumbbells and fat grips. The workout emphasizes exercises like curls, shoulder work, and grip training, prioritizing joint health and overall mobility over maximum weight. The creator highlights their personal progress, moving from 15lb dumbbells to 25lb and aiming for 40lb, showcasing the effectiveness of consistent, small-step training for significant physical gains.

This video features physical therapist John "Shrek" McPhee discussing common age-related physical issues, including back pain, knee pain, and shoulder mobility. He emphasizes the importance of movement and mobility for strength, performance, and longevity, advocating for preventative maintenance over reactive treatment. McPhee shares his personal experience with dry needling and mobility exercises at Art of Physical Therapy in Raleigh, NC.

This video, titled 'Unlock Hip Mobility: Master the Goblet Squat' and advertised as a full video on GBRS GROUP Patreon, focuses on physical training and mobility exercises, specifically the goblet squat. There is no mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or any firearm-related topics in the provided title and description. The content appears to be solely focused on fitness and athletic performance.

This video focuses on the importance of vehicle mobility in overland and special operations contexts, drawing parallels to "Shoot/Move/Communicate." The creator, a retired military member, emphasizes training and exploring America, showcasing modifications made to a Jeep for cross-country trips. While firearms are not the primary subject, the context of tactical training and mobility is present. The video promotes supporting Tactical Rifleman through Patreon and links to various gear resources.

This video promotes the 'Performance Baseline Pistol Course' offered by Achilles Heel Tactical. The course aims to enhance pistol shooting performance by pushing students beyond their comfort zones to improve engagement speed and weapon manipulation. It emphasizes mobility, requiring a decent physical fitness level, and focuses on building shooter confidence through practical steps and knowledge. The description encourages viewers to sign up for upcoming live courses via their website.

This video from Tactical Rifleman, featuring Bill Haines from ASSET, Inc., demonstrates the versatile uses of the Hi-Lift Jack. While commonly known for lifting vehicles for tire changes, the video highlights its capabilities as a hand winch, clamp, vise, and spreader. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the mechanics and safety aspects of this tool, particularly for off-road recovery and vehicle repair. The description also promotes ASSET's mobility training, Tactical Rifleman's Patreon and merchandise, and a night vision supplier.

This video focuses on USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) competition, specifically the Carry Optics division. The description highlights a personal challenge for the shooter, a left knee replacement, which impacts their ability to move quickly and reload on the move. Despite this, they express confidence in improvement with the help of their strength and mobility coaches. The video likely demonstrates shooting drills, movement techniques, and reloading strategies within the context of this competition, with a focus on overcoming physical limitations.