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Improve your Functional Flexibility
Rating: 5.0 out of 5(5 ratings)
48 students

Improve your Functional Flexibility

Tie your shoelace or check your blind spot all require flexibility. Movement is life. Pain free movement is joy.
Last updated 3/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Increasing your Range of Motion in the Joints
  • Overall Flexibility
  • Remove Tightness Related Aches and Pains
  • Releasing Tension
  • Overall Relaxation
  • Stress Release

Course content

3 sections11 lectures4h 50m total length
  • Introduction0:37

Requirements

  • You may need a wall, door or cupboard door to lean on
  • Towel or band
  • There is one class with a ball that was added as a bonus class. If you don't have a ball feel free to skip this one
  • Another bonus stretch was added in with a foam roller. You can skip this class if you don't have a roller

Description

"I stepped on the tiniest stone and twisted my ankle"  I hear you.


Are small movement giving you grief?


When your ankle is locked tight it doesn't have any GIVE... This means when it's thrown a challenge it has no wiggle room to rebound back. Tightness causes ankle sprains.


The remedy is ankle circles, how delightful? A recovery method that is light and enjoyable.


I love teaching stretch classes, I find you feel taller and relaxed after a good stretch. If you are reading this...


  • Unclench your jaw

  • Take one incredibly slow long breath

  • Sink your shoulders out of your ears

  • Straighten your spine


Do you feel the incredible energy and mood lift you've just received? Our bodies are so primed in a state of stress and tension. This course is like giving your body the best hug of your life.


If you still aren't signing up immediately. Try this:


Using one foot only:


  1. Point and flex your foot 10 times

  2. Circle your ankle 10 times in one direction

  3. Repeat in the other direction

  4. Now take a walk around and see which leg feels better


Most of my clients hate exercise and the gym in general. I have built a 20 year career in fitness reaching those people.


My exercise classes are based on general functionality and not about killing people with heavy weights and strenuous repetitions.


While some people are motivated to look like a gym bunny, you have others that don't want to come to an 8 packed, tiny outfitted and intimidating instructor. If you want a human, gentle approach but still desire strength and flexibility, this course in flexibility training is for you.


I want to see you move in your full range, free of pain and limitation. Let's start right now.


Who this course is for:

  • All levels welcome
  • Athletes or any sport doers that never stretch after a session
  • The already flexible, who don't think they need it... hahaha