Hot Bath / Sauna
Hot baths and sauna promote deep muscle relaxation, blood circulation and detoxification through sweating.
Complete collection of 60 stretching, joint mobility, foam rolling, breathing and recovery exercises. Each exercise is detailed with step-by-step instructions, targeted anatomy and safety tips for optimal practice.
Hot baths and sauna promote deep muscle relaxation, blood circulation and detoxification through sweating.
The lateral lunge stretches the adductors and gracilis in a functional standing position, developing flexibility for lateral movements.
Hip CARs explore the maximum range of the hip joint in controlled rotation to maintain joint health.
The wall slide improves scapular mobility and corrects shoulder posture by maintaining wall contact.
The 90/90 stretches the internal and external hip rotators simultaneously, developing complete and balanced hip mobility.
The elevated foot hamstring stretch lengthens the posterior thigh chain, improving hip flexion and preventing lower back pain.
The wrist extensor stretch relieves pain on the outer forearm and helps prevent tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis).
The doorway pectoral stretch opens the chest, corrects rounded shoulders and restores shoulder mobility impaired by prolonged sitting.
Percussive therapy uses rapid vibrations to release muscle tension, improve circulation and accelerate recovery.
Soleus stretch with bent knee targeting the deep calf layer to improve ankle dorsiflexion.
PNF stretching uses the contract-relax reflex with a partner to achieve faster flexibility gains than static stretching.
Cold water immersion reduces inflammation, accelerates muscle recovery and strengthens mental resilience.
IT band and TFL stretch to relieve iliotibial band syndrome and lateral knee pain.
The butterfly pose stretches the adductors and opens the hips, improving groin and pelvic mobility.
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.
Figure-4 piriformis stretch to relieve sciatic nerve compression and deep buttock pain.
The standing quadriceps stretch lengthens the rectus femoris and vastus muscles, releasing the front of the thigh and improving knee mobility.
Wall calf stretch targeting the gastrocnemius to lengthen the calf and prevent Achilles tendon injuries.
Seated floor hamstring stretch to lengthen the posterior chain with optimal back control.
The wrist flexor stretch relieves forearm tension from keyboard work and gripping, and helps prevent carpal tunnel syndrome.
The cross-body stretch targets the posterior deltoid and infraspinatus, releasing tension at the back of the shoulder common in desk workers.
The lateral stretch opens the ribs, lengthens the obliques and latissimus dorsi, and improves breathing capacity by releasing the intercostal muscles.
The sternocleidomastoid stretch through cervical rotation releases lateral neck tension and improves head rotation range of motion.
Band pull-apart strengthens the middle trapezius and rhomboids to correct rounded shoulders and improve thoracic posture.
The overhead triceps stretch lengthens the long head of the triceps and latissimus dorsi, releasing tension accumulated in the back of the arm and side.
The glute bridge reactivates glutes inhibited by prolonged sitting, restoring muscular balance of the pelvis and hip.
The dead bug develops lumbo-pelvic control and anti-extension stability, fundamental for healthy posture and a protected back.
The chin tuck strengthens deep cervical flexors and corrects forward head posture.
Plantar fascia massage with a lacrosse ball releases the plantar fascia and relieves heel pain.
Calf foam rolling releases the gastrocnemius and soleus, improving ankle flexibility and walking quality.
Hamstring foam rolling releases posterior chain adhesions and prepares muscles for stretching.
Glute foam rolling releases deep tension in the gluteus maximus and medius, improving hip mobility.
IT band foam rolling relieves tension on the outer thigh and lateral knee pain.
Quadriceps foam rolling releases trigger points on the front of the thigh and improves muscle recovery.
Pectoral massage with a lacrosse ball against the wall releases chest tension and improves posture.
Ankle circles mobilize the talocrural joint in all directions, improving proprioception and preventing sprains.
Shoulder CARs perform a full circle of the glenohumeral joint to explore and maintain all available range.
The Couch Stretch is one of the most powerful stretches for the psoas and quadriceps, essential for people who sit for long periods.
The knee-to-wall test improves ankle dorsiflexion, essential for squatting, running and knee injury prevention.
Shoulder circles mobilize the glenohumeral joint in all directions, reducing stiffness and preparing shoulders for effort.
Cat-Cow mobilizes the spine segment by segment, alternating flexion and extension to nourish intervertebral discs.
Quadruped thoracic rotation mobilizes the thoracic spine, improving torso rotation and reducing cervical and lumbar compensations.
The deep squat is the ancestral resting position that simultaneously mobilizes hips, ankles and thoracic spine.
The stick pass-through develops full shoulder mobility by passing a stick from front to back overhead.
The Open Book is a lying thoracic mobility exercise that opens the chest and improves dorsal spinal rotation.
The 4-7-8 technique calms the nervous system by extending exhalation, ideal before bed and for stress management.
The World's Greatest Stretch simultaneously mobilizes hips, thoracic spine and hamstrings in one fluid movement.
Jacobson technique alternates contraction-release of each muscle group to induce deep and complete relaxation.
Diaphragmatic breathing activates the parasympathetic system, reduces stress and optimizes oxygenation by fully engaging the diaphragm.
The Wim Hof method uses controlled hyperventilation followed by breath holds to strengthen the immune system and cold resistance.
Transverse abdominis activation strengthens the trunk's natural corset, stabilizing the spine and preventing lower back pain.
The lacrosse ball on the piriformis releases deep trigger points in the buttock and relieves sciatic symptoms.
The wall biceps stretch lengthens the biceps brachii and forearm flexors, relieving tension from repetitive flexion movements.
The extended child's pose stretches the latissimus dorsi and teres major in a resting position, providing spinal decompression and deep muscle release.
The upper trapezius stretch relieves cervical tension and shoulder stiffness caused by stress and prolonged sitting in front of a screen.
Thoracic foam rolling mobilizes the thoracic spine in extension, countering kyphosis and improving posture.
Box breathing uses a 4-4-4-4 ratio to regulate the autonomic nervous system, used by special forces and meditators.
Body scan is a meditation technique that traverses the body from bottom to top, releasing each muscle zone for deep relaxation.