Functional Range Conditioning®

Mobility Development. Joint Strength. Body Control.

Developed by Developed by world-renowned musculoskeletal expert Dr. Andreo Spina, Functional Range Conditioning® is a comprehensive joint training system based in scientific principals and research.

Functional Range Conditioning®

Functional Range Conditioning® is a comprehensive joint training system based in scientific principals and research. FRC® works by isolating and training the biomechanical actions of our joints. FRC® can be used to enhance athletic performance, rehabilitate from injury, or help you move better in everyday life.

An Evolution in Mobility Training

Functional Range Conditioning® is a comprehensive joint training system based in scientific principals and research. FRC® works by isolating and training the biomechanical actions of our joints. The benefits of this type of training are improvement of active joint ranges of motion, joint strength and body control. of FRC® can be used to enhance athletic performance, rehabilitate from injury, or help you move better in everyday life.

Other benefits of FRC® include:

  • Improved active flexibility

  • Higher quality, stronger connective tissue

  • More nutrient dense fluid (blood & synovial) flow into the deepest layers of our joints

  • Injury mitigation

  • Increased neurological connections between brain and body

  • Confidence in how to take control over your joint health

I specialize in working with athletes around skill acquisition and injury prevention. FRC® can be highly effective for a wide range of athletes, including:

  • Runners looking to improve form

  • Weight lifters needing to decrease rigidity and joint pain

  • Circus artists interested in training a specific skill

  • Martial artists wanting to train a specific body position

  • Hypermobile people needing to close active/passive range strength gaps

  • And more!

Book a consultation today and learn more about how Functional Range Conditioning® can help you achieve your performance and rehabilitation goals.