Simple Mobility Check | 4-Joint Self-Assessment for 45+ | Body Thrive
v1.6 4-JOINT FUNCTIONAL SCREEN

SIMPLE MOBILITY CHECK

Self-check shoulder reach, thoracic rotation, ankle dorsiflexion, and hip flexion. Identify joint stiffness early without self-diagnosis.

4-Joint Mobility Index Range of Motion Screen
Overall Score
12 / 12

100% composite rating

Flexibility Status
Optimal Mobility

Zero functional red flags

Upper Body Range
Full / Free

Shoulder & thoracic

Lower Kinetic Chain
Full / Symmetrical

Hip & ankle dorsiflexion

Your composite mobility score of 12 / 12 reflects exceptional joint freedom across all major rotational and bending planes. Maintaining this preserves fluid gait and prevents compensatory lower-back strain.
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4-Zone Joint Range Check • Thoracic, Shoulder, Hip & Ankle

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Frequently Asked Questions

What four joints are screened in this mobility check?

The screen tests: 1) Shoulder reach (internal/external rotation), 2) Thoracic spine rotation, 3) Ankle dorsiflexion (knee-to-wall test), and 4) Hip depth during a controlled bodyweight squat.

Is this tool a diagnostic medical assessment?

No. This tool is designed purely for wellness self-awareness and progress tracking. If you experience sharp joint pain or clicking, consult an orthopaedic physician or physiotherapist.

How often should adults over 45 perform mobility work?

Daily mobility routines of 5 to 10 minutes (e.g. morning cat-cow, ankle glides, shoulder pass-throughs) help preserve synovial fluid circulation.