Paul Zaichik – Easy Flexibility – True Front Split
Paul Zaichik’s course, “Easy Flexibility: True Front Split,” focuses on guiding participants through a structured program to achieve the true front split safely and effectively. The course emphasizes specific techniques and exercises designed to enhance flexibility in key muscle groups, including the hip flexors, hamstrings, and groin muscles. By incorporating progressive stretching methods and targeted mobility drills, participants learn how to increase their range of motion and improve overall body alignment. The program is suitable for individuals at various fitness levels, helping them develop the strength and flexibility needed to perform the front split while reducing the risk of injury.
Our programs are scientifically based and created by
a world renowned fitness & flexibility expert Paul Zaichik
Thousands of people worldwide have achieved the same results you’re dreaming about and you can too!
Here’s the answer:
– Get support from our private group of students. – Life time access.
Here’s what you’ll get:
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Each level contains 3 videos:
- Video 1 : Follow along routines plus explanations before each exercise (duration: 41 minutes).
- Video 2: Video without explanations to follow along without interruptions.
- Video 3: Video containing only the explanations for the Zaichik Stretching Techniques for quick reference and review.
- All videos contain subtitles for better understanding of the techniques and to make it easier for those who need help in understanding the spoken language.
- Bonus: Access to Stretch180 app that will help you measure your progress, see how you stack up against the others stretching towards their splits and get motivated to keep going.
- Mobility exercises for each joint, to keep your joints healthy and lubricated.
- Specific warmup exercises to gradually prepare your body for a split.
- Zaichik Stretching Techniques for each muscle involved in a split, so that your flexibility improves right away without pain.
- Extended Length Conditioning exercises, so that you not only become flexible but strong as well.
- Reciprocal Inhibition, plus Movement and Habituation Techniques, for functional flexibility.
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