Mobility Training

Move It Don’t Lose It

Mobility training that works

A full-body mobility class designed to restore natural movement, functional strength, and long-term joint health. Combining fascial stretching with controlled strengthening, this method reprograms the body’s tissues to move efficiently, fluidly, and pain-free.

Jesse David Soopaya teaching a Dynamic Neuromuscular Stability–based movement class at Lionheart Integrative Therapies in Collingwood.
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Full Body Mobility Class

Each class blends functional mobility training, joint stability, and neuromuscular re-education. You’ll challenge strength, coordination, and awareness across multiple postures, planes, and joint angles all led with breath, precision, and intelligent progression.

Yoga student in triangle pose during an alignment-based class at Lionheart Integrative Therapies in Collingwood.
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Work through prolonged holds and active end-range drills that rehydrate fascia, open restricted joints, and build resilient strength. The result is mobility that lasts not just temporary flexibility.

Participant strengthening at end range to build joint stability and lasting flexibility in Move It Don’t Lose It class.
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  • I love doing the Move It Don't Lose It classes with Uschi Staedel-Schneider every Wednesday night as they have helped me with my flexibility and are also fun. I highly recommend you doing this class.

    Maryanne Grainger

  • After my sports injury, I felt like I might never fully recover. But with targeted treatments and classes, I gradually regained my strength and mobility.

    Jonathon Thompson

  • The Lionheart teammate have created such a nurturing space, they are incredibly supportive, knowledgeable and the classes are relaxing, holistic, and strengthening. I couldn’t recommend them more!

    Holly Myers

  • Each session at Lionheart concludes with an enhanced sense of connection and grounding, surpassing my expectations. The profound benefits, knowledge, and enjoyment derived from every class are deeply appreciated.

    John Stephenson