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The purpose. Learn to perform 16 exercises of group A. Learn to perform 14 exercises of group B. Learn to perform 10 exercises of group C.
Photos of the main ones positions
Photos of the main ones positions
Photos of the main ones positions
Goal. Learn to perform 6 pairs of simple alternations (6 repetitions).
Goal. Learn to perform 6 pairs of simple alternations (6 repetitions).
Goal. Learn to perform 6 pairs of simple alternations (6 repetitions).
Goal. Learn to perform 18 pairs of simple alarms (6 repetitions).
Goal. Learn to perform 3 difficult alternatives (6 repetitions).
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Goal. Learn to perform 3 difficult alternatives (6 repetitions).
Practice in the firs week
Goal. Learn to perform 6 pairs of simple moves (6 repetitions).
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Goal. Learn to perform 6 pairs of simple moves (6 repetitions).
Goal. Learn to complete 3 difficult moves (6 repetitions)
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Purpose. Learn to perform 3 difficult movements (6 repetitions)
Practice in the second week
Purpose. Learn to perform transitions in the programs DIR-01,02,03
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Purpose. Learn to perform transitions in the programs DIR-01,02,03
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Practice in the third week
Purpose. Learn to perform transitions in the programs DIR-04,05,06
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Purpose. Learn to perform transitions in the programs DIR-04,05,06
Purpose. Learn to implement the program DIR04,05,06
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Practice in the fourth week
Goal. Learn to execute the 1DIR-01-06 program
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About this Course
DIR Program – is a structured wellness movement program based on continuous flowing sequences of exercises performed on a mat and accompanied by music.
The method combines mobility, functional strength, coordination and endurance training into one natural movement flow. Instead of performing isolated exercises with long pauses, participants move continuously from one movement to another, creating a dynamic rhythm that activates the whole body.
Unlike traditional fitness training, the DIR method focuses on uninterrupted movement flow. This creates a natural activation of the circulatory system while maintaining smooth and controlled body mechanics.
One of the key elements of the DIR program is the gradual learning structure. Participants begin with simple movement combinations and progressively build a complete sequence of exercises. Over time, they learn to perform a full continuous flow that develops strength, flexibility, balance and body awareness.
The system has been developed over more than 20 years of practical experience working with students and different age groups. It is suitable for beginners as well as for people who want to improve their physical condition in a safe and balanced way.
DIR can be practiced individually or in groups. When performed synchronously in a group, the exercises create a powerful sense of rhythm, motivation and shared energy.