Free Foam Rolling Videos for Legs, Back & Quick Recovery – Elite Performance Institute
Foam Rolling Exercises
Targeted soft-tissue rolling drills to help reduce stiffness, improve tissue tolerance, and prep key muscle groups for strength work, running, or sport.
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Foam Rolling Adductors Beginner–Intermediate
Inner thigh rolling to address adductor/groin stiffness—especially useful for athletes who cut, pivot, sprint, and change direction.
Foam Rolling Calves Beginner
Simple calf rolling with options to cross the legs or bias side-to-side, great for sore calves after running, jumping, or hill work.
Foam Rolling Glutes and Hip Rotators Beginner–Intermediate
Sit on the roller and angle into one side to target the glutes and deep hip rotators—an easy go-to for hip tightness and post-run soreness.
Foam Rolling Hamstrings Beginner
Roll from the sit bones toward the back of the knee to reduce posterior thigh stiffness and prep the hinge pattern for lifting or running drills.
Foam Rolling Midback Beginner
Thoracic spine rolling with arms across the chest or overhead to improve midback mobility—helpful after long periods of sitting or desk work.
Foam Rolling Quads Beginner–Intermediate
Prone rolling along the front of the thigh with slow passes and brief pauses over tender spots—great after squats, lunges, or hills.
Foam Rolling Shin Beginner–Intermediate
Two shin-rolling options, starting with a lower-pressure setup and progressing to a more aggressive variation as tolerance improves.