About
What Is Lower Limber®?
Isabella's Story
Isabella grew 9cms in one year. See how Lower Limber helped her get back on track.

Bron's Story
Bronwyn Thompson is a dual olympian and co-creator of Lower Limber®. Watch her story.

Sam's Story
Lower Limber helped Sam get from not even being able to walk to doing 180 kilo leg presses. Hear his story.

Liz's Story
Following a hip replacement surgery and then a broken leg, Liz's mobility was greatly hindered. Then she was introduced to Lower Limber. Hear her story.

Gina's Story
Gina injured her lower back 11 years ago. See how Lower Limber® gave her back her freedom.

Joe's Story
Hear how Lower Limber® helped Joe stretched in a controlled and safe manner.

What Is Lower Limber®?
You can benefit from Lower Limber® if you are:
- wanting to get back into exercise
- active and exercise regularly
- a school child getting into sport
- an adolescent going through a growth spurt
- stiffening up as you get on in years
- overweight with mobility issues
- performing manual handling tasks
- in a sedentary occupation
- recovering from injury
- an elite athlete wanting to increase your performance, maximise your recovery and minimise your risk of injury
- wanting to improve the range of movement in your leg muscles.
How many of these people have been seriously injured?
How many of these people have been seriously injured?

About The Creators
Stuart's Story
Stuart is one of the cocreators of Lower Limber®. Hear his Lower Limber® story

Stuart Andrews
Bronwyn Thompson
Bronwyn completed her Bachelor Degree in Science at The University of Melbourne and went on to complete her post-graduate diploma in Psychology. Bronwyn’s focus is not just on preventing and treating workplace injuries but to ensure that people have the necessary coping mechanisms to enable them to transition back into the workforce – a driving force behind the creation of Lower Limber®.
From the Creators of Upper Limber®
Peter, injured right shoulder. Thanks to Upper Limber® he avoided surgery and regained full right shoulder functionality – visit the FTM website for full story