Rethink The Way You Stretch
An often neglected (and oh so important) component of fitness.
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Flexistretcher

Stretch. Strengthen. Recover.

The Flexistretcher® safely deepens your stretch to maximize results.

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Benefits of Stretching

• Great for reducing stress

• Increases flexibility

• Increases mobility

• Increases range-of-motion

• Helps improve posture

• Helps reduce potential muscle soreness

• Helps improve athletic performance

• May reduce risk of injury

This is Flexibility Training

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Beyond traditional stretching [because flexibility is not just stretching].

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Even gentle stretching can reduce stress.

- Harvard Health

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Welcome to FLX®

"Through coaching people of all ages, I have learned the importance and difference stretching makes in posture, flexibility, injury recovery, quality of life and even stress levels. Today, like never before, wellness and health are viewed as one’s greatest assets, and FLX® is here to be a trusted partner in Stretching, Strengthening and Recovering."

- Aleksandra Efimova, CEO

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Why They FLX®

The Flexistretcher really helps you actively stretch muscles that you would not be able to reach alone! The company has great support and materials!

Alice M.

Makes stretching and strengthening more fun and exciting. It pushes me and I’m really thankful.

Priya P.

Excellent. I can do some yoga poses that were always difficult, now they are easier to do with the Flexistretcher. It is a good tool for the workout bag and comes in handy when needing a bit more stability in the stretch.

Geary S.

My daughter uses it regularly as part of her dance/conditioning routine in her classes and at home. Great tool to help with stretching and flexibility.

Caroline C.

I love it , it’s a great way to understand weight balance aspect of yourself and how it relates to your body.

Jimy S.
Flexibility for Mobility
Get started with these simple stretches and exercises and make flexibility a part of your routine!
Let's Stretch!

"Ideally, at least 30 minutes, three times per week, should be spent on flexibility training. But even a mere five minutes of stretching at the end of an exercise session is better than nothing to reduce potential muscle soreness."

– American Council on Exercise

Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy, and we need that flexibility to maintain a range of motion in the joints.

- Harvard Health

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