27/03/2026
This is the scaffolding — creating control and capacity first, so patients can safely progress to the demands of real life movement with confidence.
Movement quality by O2 Active.
Set. Move. Control.
No shortcuts — just clinical rehab that works.
Keeping you safe and moving you forward.
Set your position — tailbone heavy, lower abs on, tummy quiet.You’re just checking you can hold that without your back taking over.
From there, you only move as far as you can keep it.Only lower as low as you can without your tummy popping up or your back arching.
If it changes — stop there. That’s your range.
It should all be in your abs. You shouldn’t feel tension in your back.If you do, make it smaller, reset, and go again.
Breathe in to organise. Breathe out to move.Control it, hold it, then build.
That’s how you get proper control — and that’s what carries over.