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In this episode, I explain the three planes of movement — sagittal, frontal, and transverse.
I explain, why incorporating all of them into your training is essential for balance, stability, and long-term performance.
You’ll learn how your body naturally moves through each plane, how most exercises fit into them, and how to design a more complete and functional workout routine.
Most people train in one plane of motion — usually forward and backward — repeating the same movement patterns in every workout. While that builds strength, it can also create muscle imbalances, limit mobility, and increase the risk of injury over time.
By Benjamin VillersIn this episode, I explain the three planes of movement — sagittal, frontal, and transverse.
I explain, why incorporating all of them into your training is essential for balance, stability, and long-term performance.
You’ll learn how your body naturally moves through each plane, how most exercises fit into them, and how to design a more complete and functional workout routine.
Most people train in one plane of motion — usually forward and backward — repeating the same movement patterns in every workout. While that builds strength, it can also create muscle imbalances, limit mobility, and increase the risk of injury over time.