Train with India | Mobility Stretch

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India Morse is a deaf online fitness coach from London and she’s passionate about health and fitness and creating accessible content for everybody.

We’ve collaborated with India to create a series of accessible workouts for everyone, whether you are deaf or hearing.

India in an incredible trainer with the most amazing energy, so make sure you check them out, and please share this series with anyone who might find them valuable.

We hope you enjoy the workout.

Follow India on Instagram here:

https://www.instagram.com/youleanmeup/

Mobility

Ab walkabout to hip opener stretch and swap

Squat floor touch hand to the sky

Hip flexor overhead stretch

Lateral lunge stretch side to side (thats my favourite)

Plank with calves raises up

Hip opener stretch side to side

Squats

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