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If You Sit 8 Hours a Day, Do This Before Bed

Sitting 8 hours a day destroys your mobility—this 15-minute nighttime routine will completely undo the damage and help you wake up pain-free. 🎯 Want to work one on one with me and my team to improve your mobility? 👉Go here to apply now: https://movesmethodprogram.com/apply Making Moves Podcast: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof... Follow for daily movement tips: Instagram:   / vanja.moves   Instagram:   / joshfearfit   Struggling with hip tightness, lower back pain, or morning stiffness from sitting all day? Drop a comment below - I read every single one and will help you figure out what's going on. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Why Stretching Doesn't Work 1:13 - Phase 1: Ground Decompression 3:26 - Cat Cow to Downward Dog 4:24 - Supine Knee Circles 5:16 - Phase 2: Slow Flow Movement 5:32 - Quadruped Hip Circles 6:37 - Low Lunge Flow 7:29 - Active Pigeon Pose 8:28 - 90/90 Transitions 9:16 - Phase 3: Integration 9:44 - Supine Pigeon Bridge 10:37 - Happy Baby Flow 11:23 - Final Thoughts #MobilityRoutine #DeskWorker #HipMobility #HealthPodcast #NightRoutine Most people who sit all day try passive stretching to fix their stiffness—but your body doesn't respond well to just holding positions. After 8 hours locked in a chair, your nervous system is stuck in that compressed pattern. You need active restoration, not passive stretching. This 15-minute routine takes you through three phases: Decompression (creating space in your compressed spine and hips), Flow (restoring range of motion through dynamic movement), and Integration (preparing your nervous system for deep recovery). You'll move through exercises like child's pose lateral reaches, cat cow to downward dog, hip circles, low lunge flow, active pigeon pose, 90/90 transitions, and supine pigeon bridge. Do this consistently and you'll notice: better sleep quality, zero morning stiffness, more energy throughout the day, and actual recovery overnight instead of waking up tight. This is for anyone who sits at a desk, drives for work, or spends their day in meetings. 15 minutes is all it takes to maintain your body for the long term. This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult healthcare professionals for personalized guidance regarding health conditions.