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Programs built around you
Pick a program and follow a plan that targets the one thing holding you back — each with a clear length, weekly commitment, and level.
Front Splits
Assess your split limiters and follow a targeted, personalized mobility + strength plan.
For: Flexibility-focused movers working toward a square, controlled front split.
Focus: Front-leg hamstrings · Back-leg hip flexors · Adductors · Active split strength
Full plan: 12–24 weeks · stop or adjust anytime.
Upper Body Posture Reset
Loosen a tight neck and chest, free a stiff upper back, and build the shoulder-blade control to sit and stand tall.
For: Desk workers with a tight neck and chest and a stiff, rounded upper back.
Focus: Neck & chest mobility · Upper-back mobility · Shoulder-blade control · Postural endurance
Full plan: 4–7 weeks · stop or adjust anytime.
Lower-Body Posture Reset
Assess your hip mobility, glute endurance and pelvic control — then follow a targeted anterior-pelvic-tilt reset.
For: Desk-bound people with anterior pelvic tilt or a tight, achy lower back.
Focus: Front-of-hip mobility · Glute & pelvic endurance · Lumbopelvic control
Full plan: 8 weeks · stop or adjust anytime.
Everything to move and feel better
Follow a structured program, train with guided exercises, and read in-depth guides — all in one place.
A plan built around you
Pick a program and get a plan targeting the one thing actually holding you back — not a generic routine everyone else gets. Some start with a quick assessment; others just ask a couple of questions.
Exercise library
180+ stretches, mobility drills, and strengthening exercises — each with clear steps, coaching cues, and target muscles.
Evidence-based guides
20+ plain-English guides to mobility, flexibility, and training — grounded in the clinical literature.
Start with what's bugging you
Plain-English guides to the most common posture patterns — what they are and how to correct them.
Forward Head Posture
The head sits in front of the shoulders instead of stacked over them — common with desk and phone use.
Rounded Shoulders
The shoulders rest forward of the torso, often alongside a rounded upper back or forward head position.
Trunk Lean
The torso rests inclined forward or backward rather than stacking close to vertical over the pelvis.
Anterior Pelvic Tilt: How to Tell If You Have It and How to Fix It
An anterior pelvic tilt tips the front of your pelvis down and arches your lower back. Here is the self-test and the fix.
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