Online Mobility Classes

Online Mobility Series for Cyclists

Next session starts in the Fall 2026!

Ever feel like your legs are bricks for the first 20 minutes of your ride? This class is built to help you avoid exactly that. We’ll prep the key tissues you rely on for cycling so you can start strong and ride better from the first pedal stroke.

This 30-minute class is designed to prepare your body for optimal performance on the bike. Through targeted hip mobility work, progressive loading, and neuro activation drills, we’ll prime the key muscle groups and tissues required for efficient, powerful riding.

Why We Don’t “Just Stretch” Around Here

Get your body ready before you hit the bike.

Each session we will walk you through a clear sequence; waking up the nervous system with sensory work, moving through controlled joint mobility, neuro-priming drills and then building into more dynamic, loaded ranges that actually reflect what your body needs on the bike.

This progression prepares both the tissues and the neurological control needed for strong performance on the bike.

If your rides often start with stiffness or heavy legs, this session will help you transition more smoothly into peak performance.

Want to try a sample mobility routine?

Try a sample class here!

    This isn’t your typical mobility class.

    One focused session a week is all it takes to start building movement habits that actually stick - on and off the bike. These sessions combine mobility, control, and a touch of neuro work to unlock better movement, more efficiency, and fewer “why am I sore again?” moments in daily life.

    We promise it’s not just stretching.

    This mobility series is where we expand your movement box.

    If you're dealing with recurring pain, stiffness, or simply feeling stuck in your training or just wanting to bridge the gap between injury rehab and get back to performance on the bike, we’ve got you.

    Here’s what you’ll get:

    ✔ A 30 minute weekly live mobility class led by an expert movement coach & long time cyclist Sophie St-Jacques
    ✔ The live recording sent straight to your inbox in case you miss class or want to redo it later in the week
    ✔ Better joint access, control, and usable range of motion that actually carries over to riding and strength work.

    This is where progress starts. Because if you want to ride stronger, move pain-free, and stay durable for the long haul, you have to start at the source. Mobility isn’t separate from performance, it supports it.

    ONLINE SERIES PRICING

    4 Weeks // $80

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    MONDAYS 530PM (CST)

    What to Expect

    Live, Coached Classes

    Live 30-minute sessions to give maximum impact in minimum time. Real-time feedback from knowledgeable and experienced cycling and movement coaches who understand how cyclists move.

    Workout with a Purpose

    A mix of mobility, stability, and neuro-informed drills that improve movement control, prevent injuries, and support your riding and movement long-term. This class is not just stretching.

    Can’t make it? No stress

    Class recording is sent out every week, so you can catch up anytime. You will have access to these videos forever! A YouTube link will be sent out with all of the recordings at the end of the series.

    Option for All Levels

    Whether you feel like the “stiff type” of cyclist or returning after time off or an injury, we meet you where you're at.

    Convenient & Time-Efficient

    No commute, workout from home, join us from anywhere! All you need is a small space and basic equipment (foam roller, strap or band & mat). Join now!

    Built by Cyclists, for Cyclists

    These sessions are designed specifically for cyclists but also daily life demands. Whether you're training for gravel, road, or endurance events, we’re here to help you ride stronger, pain-free and recover smarter. Meet your coach Sophie here.

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