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Main Benefits You'll Enjoy!
Reduced Stiffness & Tension
If your back, hips or spine are giving you hard time, my stretching program can help. For all three body parts above, I recommend following my lower body routines. Why? Because your hamstrings, adductors and hip flexors support your entire body and are often the most direct solution to tightness. Once you start building your flexibility from the ground up, results can come pretty quickly.
Improved Posture
Pelvic tilt, hunched back and forward head posture mostly come from incorrect way of walking, standing or sitting and in general, from sedentary lifestyle. These issues can cause loss of flexibility and growth of muscle tightness in almost any body part. Good news is, once you improve your flexibility and strength this can be repaired.
Reverse Aging
Stretching has been proven to kickstart many internal processes that induce better utilization of collagen that in turn improves skin quality while renewing muscles and skeletal tissue. It also includes the ability to more efficiently deliver nutrients to not only muscles, but organs such as the heart. It can even increase your oxygen levels.
Full Mobility & Flexibility
Although this program does not contain any advanced yoga poses, it will make major lower and upper body muscles flexible which will in turn speed up your progress in yoga. You may be able to do advanced asanas sooner than you think.
Reduced Soreness
If you're into strength training, proper stretching can deepen your squat, ease-up your shoulders and help you exercise in full range of motion. Stretching can also help you avoid injuries, reduce post workout soreness and speed-up recovery so you can hit the gym with more energy.
Improved Sleep
If you can't sleep because of your back or because you just have too much on the plate in your life right now, stretching before bed (which is actually the best time to stretch) can help fall asleep before you know it and sleep the entire night without disruptions.
Enhanced Love Life
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What's Causing Muscle Stiffness?
Splits, forward bends, back bends, full squats and the ability to interlace your fingers behind your back are displays of natural range of motion we all once had as children, but lost it for various reasons over time.
There are many causes of muscle stiffness ranging from lack of physical activity, hard physical work and heavy strenuous exercise that create micro tears and scar tissue.
Our muscles become stiffer due to decreasing collagen levels. This can result in lack of flexibility.
Good news is, science has now discovered how to get around this by gaining control over the so-called muscle reflex, that contracts your muscles every time you stretch them beyond their usual range of motion.
One routine doesn't require more than 8 minutes per day and it doesn't only develop your flexibility but muscular strength as well. You can save a lot of time because there's no need for you to pack your stuff and travel to gyms or studios.
Facts You Didn't Know...
All Age Categories Are Welcome
You can develop and maintain flexibility at any point in your life. Aging is one of the main factors causing stiffer tendons and ligaments, a loss of muscle tone and decrease of muscle flexibility.
Being able to work in your garden or at home, play with your grand kids or easily pick up anything from the floor are those things easily achievable with proper stretching.
Flexibility problems are noticed in the hamstrings and hips first. These areas start to tighten up, and can affect your daily activities, movements and athletic performance.
This flexibility method can help you regain ease of movement, stand taller and feel strong and stable, yet flexible.
Often, it only takes one single session to feel the effects and see initial results of flexibility improvement.
Suitable For Every Physique
Flexibility is available to anyone. You can achieve the very same results as anyone else who puts this stretching method into practice.
Sumo wrestlers eat up to 7,000 calories a day and use the very same flexibility principles upon which this method was built and all of them have become highly flexible.
Which is why there is no excuse for saying you're too busy to start with stretching. Each session doesn't take more than 8 minutes to complete.
And there is no excuse for thinking it's too late for you either. You don't need to change your nutrition or your eating habits and you can still regain the flexibility you're after.
In fact, you will see that in some of the exercises, weight is kind of helping you get deeper into the stretch.
Proof You Have Full Split Potential
Although doing full splits is not necessary in order to experience all the beneficial effects of enhanced flexibility, they are not difficult to achieve. Splits are attractive poses many have always dreamed of achieving and they can be great motivation to start stretching.
Every person can get into the two positions shown below and they are the 100% proof your hips are flexible enough to display full front, straddle and side splits. So the only thing left to achieve full splits is to make your adductors more flexible for side split and your hip flexors + hamstrings for the front split.
Front Split Test
Everyone can create between 170 to 180 degree angle between his or her front and rear thigh, which is enough for full front split. Reason why we all have this range of motion is because in ancient times, it helped people run faster from predators, covering more distance with long strides while sprinting. So what's left for you to do is to make your hamstrings and hip flexors more flexible.
Side Split Test
Lay down and slide your your left knee sideways forming 90 degree angle between your left thigh and your upper body. Your left inner thigh should be less than 1 inch from or fully touching the floor. Since your left adductor and left hip is independent from the right, and you can do this for each side independently, you can also do it with both sides simultaneously using our program.
Why Is This Method So Unique?
Unlike conventional methods that focus on simply stretching a muscle, this unique method also trains your muscle survival reflex.
At any given moment, muscle flexibility and muscle contraction is controlled by your brain. Main function of this control mechanism is to prevent muscles from damage.
This is done by two mechanisms called survival reflexes. Here's a quick example.
When a muscle is stretched beyond its usual, daily range of motion, an impulse from spinal cord is immediately received by the muscle to contract, in order to avoid its injury or damage. This stops you from stretching deeper. In science this reflex is called myotatic reflex.
But there is also an opposite reflex call inverse myotatic reflex that protects your muscles from excessive contractions. For example, when you bench press weight that your muscles can't handle, sudden relaxation of muscles activates upon development of excessive tension. The barbell quickly ends on your chest.
You're probably getting the idea already. Since muscular contraction induces deep muscle relaxation, which in turn makes muscles more flexible, this program uses contractions to make your muscles more and more flexible within one single stretching session as well as from one session to the next.
What Members Say
If they could do it, YOU can too!
"Despite double hip replacement, this stretching program made me feel like new."
Jean-Luc O., 56
"Bad hip & tight hams gone! I felt instant relief and progress from the very first session."
Alisa D., 84
"My physio said due to my fibro I'll never be flexible. This program proved him wrong."
Ben W., 51
"I didn't care about splits but this helped my tight hips, hams and lower back a lot!"
Mary W., 59
"This method gave me more flexibility in just 4 weeks than 1 years of stretching on my own."
Gavin D., 44
"Hyperbolic Stretching has done wonders to my flexibility despite my scoliosis."
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"I was so skeptical due to my back pain but I decided to give it a go. I'm glad I did."
Lito B., 49
"After the first session, my bad hip was gone. It's totally worth it. The guy is GOOD."
Patsy T., 72
"I've been extremely stiff. This is what happened after just 8 minutes!"
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What's Included In This Online Video Flexibility Program?
Beginner To Advanced Program #1
COMPLETE FRONT SPLITS
8-Minute Flows For Lower Back And Hip Relief
Utilizing the latest scientific concepts, these 8-minute routines will make your hamstrings, lower back and hip flexors fully flexible and strong. You'll quickly relieve lower back and improve your body posture.
Beginner To Advanced Program #2
COMPLETE SIDE SPLITS
8-Minute Hip Opening And Pelvic Floor Power Flows
8-minute routines that open up and relieve your hips, power up glutes and boost pelvic strength for better bowel and bladder control. Overcome hip limitations with correct positioning for all types of side splits.
Beginner To Advanced Program #3
COMPLETE FORWARD BEND
Designed For Back Strength And Spinal Relaxation
If done correctly, this complex position can dramatically increase flexibility and strength of lower back, glutes, calves and your hamstrings. Easily and safely lay both palms on the floor without the need of a warm-up.
Beginner To Advanced Program #4
COMPLETE BACK BEND
8-Minutes For Full Body Strength And Posture
You'll strengthen over 85% of muscle of your body and fix posture issues such as hunched back or forward neck posture. You'll improve flexibility and strength of your back, shoulders and your abdominal muscles.
Beginner To Advanced Program #5
UPPER BODY TRETCHING
Designed For Mobility And Maximum Relaxation
Suitable for complete beginners and advanced users who need to regain lost flexibility or recover from injury. Learn how to effectively stretch shoulders, chest, biceps, triceps and upper back.
Beginner To Advanced Program #6
DYNAMIC STRETCHING
Designed For Mobility And Dynamic Elasticity
Dynamic elasticity is completely different from static flexibility. Great for all types of athletic movements and techniques. Improves circulation, maximizes dynamic range of movement and movement speed.
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Why Should You Listen To Me?
Hi, I'm Alex Larsson and I used to work in companies for decades and spent over 10 hours behind my computer every day. Until one evening, after 12 hours of sitting behind my desk, I was struck by cramp in my lower back, hips and thighs that just didn't go away.
I was told it could take months of rest until I recover and get back on my feet.
So trust me when I say... if your job or sport requires unnatural moves or prolonged sitting, flexibility is not optional. It's NECESSARY.
I’m only telling you this because I used to think that I could get away without exercising.
So, within my limitations, I tried absolutely everything I could find.
But none of it actually worked. I was so close to accepting that no one and nothing could improve my condition. Until I delved into the science of stretching...
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes it is! I do not charge monthly for this program. It's a one time only fee plus sales tax, if applicable in your state. Exchange rates and local taxes may apply if you live outside US. There are no other hidden costs or fees.
Yes! You get lifetime access and you can view the program on any device, you can even cast it from your smart phone to your smart TV if you want.
It's all online videos you can follow and you'll also get a PDF of all the exercises that you can print or bookmark in your browser and access anytime.
Yes, absolutely! We've had people over 75 years of age, all body types (skinny, chubby) going through the program and experiencing real results in as little as 7 to14 days.
Hyperbolic Stretching uses strategic training protocol and specific set/rep combinations to target your muscle survival reflex also known as myotatic reflex (or stretch reflex) that not only improves flexibility in safe and accelerated way but it also, increases muscular strength, relieves joint tightness, muscle tension and improves overal body posture.
Not at all! The only equipment you may need is a chair and bed!
Not at all! You can do all the exercises that I show on the floor on your bed!
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Hyperbolic Stretching®
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Offer Ends In:
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Benefits Of Enhanced Flexibility
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The program is provided to you instantly in online video format in a link sent to you in an email from Clickbank and can be viewed from anywhere and on any device. You'll get lifetime access.
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