World's Greatest Stretch
The World's Greatest Stretch simultaneously mobilizes hips, thoracic spine and hamstrings in one fluid movement.
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The World's Greatest Stretch simultaneously mobilizes hips, thoracic spine and hamstrings in one fluid movement.
The Couch Stretch is one of the most powerful stretches for the psoas and quadriceps, essential for people who sit for long periods.
The 90/90 stretches the internal and external hip rotators simultaneously, developing complete and balanced hip mobility.
The standing quadriceps stretch lengthens the rectus femoris and vastus muscles, releasing the front of the thigh and improving knee mobility.
Seated floor hamstring stretch to lengthen the posterior chain with optimal back control.
The elevated foot hamstring stretch lengthens the posterior thigh chain, improving hip flexion and preventing lower back pain.
Low lunge psoas stretch to release the hip flexor shortened by prolonged sitting.
The pigeon pose deeply stretches the gluteus maximus and piriformis, releasing hip tension and relieving sciatic pain.
The butterfly pose stretches the adductors and opens the hips, improving groin and pelvic mobility.
PNF stretching uses the contract-relax reflex with a partner to achieve faster flexibility gains than static stretching.
Advanced exercise integrating Roll-Over, Teaser and forward fold in a fluid sequence of leg crossing and uncrossing with total center control.
Daily corrective program combining psoas and quadriceps stretches with abdominal and glute strengthening to reduce excessive lumbar curvature.
Complete corrective program for rounded back including foam rolling, pectoral stretches, wall angels and thoracic extensor strengthening.
Rehabilitation exercise targeting trapèze moyen and trapèze inférieur for postural correction and joint stabilization.
Pilates exercise combining thoracic rotation and lateral flexion to mobilize the obliques and stretch the hamstrings with a characteristic sawing motion.
Classic Pilates exercise developing segmental spinal mobility and abdominal control by rolling up and down the spine vertebra by vertebra.
Standing Reformer exercise targeting hamstrings and core by pushing the carriage with the feet while maintaining a forward fold.
Advanced Pilates exercise mobilizing the spine in full flexion by bringing the legs overhead, developing abdominal control and spinal mobility.