Review of Ageless Mobility by Scott Sonnon, Pain-Free Wellness for Longevity – review by John Sifferman

Ageless MobilityI’m going to write this as a somewhat informal review, even though Ageless Mobility is deserving of a thorough and professional review (which it has received several times elsewhere).

I’m actually going to tell you a story about myself, and I’ll start in January of 2006 during a deadlifting session at the local gym in which I was employed at the time.

I was in the middle of a deadlifting cycle, and my numbers were increasing regularly. I was pulling more weight by the week and feeling pretty good with my progress.  I still remember this particular session like it was yesterday. Severely injuring yourself has a way of staying in your mind for years after an event has happened.

I remember repping out during a particularly grueling barbell deadlifting set, and in an instant, I felt a severely sharp pain shoot up my spine. It felt like a knife had been stabbed sideways, breaking my spinal column apart in the lumbar area. I immediately dropped the barbell. As it came crashing to the floor, my entire body locked up in vice-like pain and I collapsed to the floor.

This injury began a series of recuperative efforts, one of which was the introduction of Ageless Mobility to my training routine in 2007. I had been training for over a year, with pain in my lower back daily – constantly. Every day was miserable due to the pain in my lower back. I went to bed in pain, and woke up even worse – EVERY day.

It wasn’t until I began a training cycle with a large emphasis on deepening my Ageless Mobility practice that I encountered a significant reduction in discomfort. I spent about 6 weeks performing the Ageless Mobility program almost every other day, and by the end of that time, I was pain free for the first time in over a year. It was an incredible transformation, and I felt great.

Today, there are still remnants of an injury, but it does not prevent me from performing at my peak in any and all activities. I have to keep a daily joint mobility practice to maintain this pain-free mobility that I enjoy, but it is a small price to pay.

Please forgive me for being so blunt, it’s just that Scott Sonnon’s Ageless Mobility DVD program is so fantastic that I cannot help but share it with you. There is a host of benefits to be received by incorporating this into your lifestyle including pain-free range of motion. This is an inexpensive DVD program that includes over 90 minutes of instruction and two bonus programs, and I highly recommend you look into it.

This program would be best for someone who is interested in restoring their full range of motion throughout their body. If you have problems with your lower back or hips (etc.), then this will very likely be an excellent addition to your training program with your doctor’s help and instructions.

The Bottom Line is that no matter who you are, or what your condition is, you will benefit greatly from practicing the standing and floor exercise routine in the Ageless Mobility DVD

Please invest in the future of your health and pick up a copy of Ageless Mobility today.  You can read about the many benefits you will receive on this page:

https://rmaxinternational.com/Ageless-Mobility-DVDAudio-Package.html

To your health and success,

P.S. This program is structured as a follow along mobility program. If you are more interested in an encyclopedia of mobility exercises, rather than a follow-along program, please check out my review of Intu-Flow by clicking here.

1 thought on “Review of Ageless Mobility by Scott Sonnon, Pain-Free Wellness for Longevity – review by John Sifferman”

  1. Hey John, just need to comment on this program because I picked it up again recently. I’ve been doing GMB Elements for 7 weeks, which is focused around mastering a few animal movements, and I really love it. Each week for 8 weeks now I believe, once per week, I’ve done Ageless Mobility.

    I first did the program weekly for a few months a number of years ago, alongside Intuflow, and got great mobility results that I largely maintained despite stopping regular mobility work. But starting it up again has been great. I like and dislike it at the same time because it’s long and intense, but the payoff is very worth it. I have major ROM improvements in just the 2 months I’ve been back in it.

    I also picked up the new Ageless Mobility Reborn and tried it out but frankly I don’t think it’s nearly as good as the original, for me at least.

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