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Mid-back mobility to support rotation, posture, and easier overhead and reaching movements.
Careful mobility and hip-focused work to help reduce stiffness and support the lower back.
One of the most commonly restricted areas — stretches to improve hip range for squatting, walking, and sitting.
Guided lengthening to improve hamstring flexibility and support bending and hinging movements.
Front-of-thigh work to help balance the legs and support knee and hip movement.
Lower-leg mobility that supports ankle motion, walking, and running mechanics.
Ankle mobility to support balance, squat depth, and overall lower-body movement.
Opening the chest to help counter rounded-shoulder posture from sitting and screen time.


Not at all. Many clients begin precisely because they aren’t. Sessions meet you where you are and progress from there.
No. There’s no aggressive forcing — your therapist works within a comfortable range and adjusts based on how your body responds.
Wear comfortable, movement-friendly clothing you can move freely in — similar to what you’d wear to a workout.
Sessions vary, commonly around 30–60 minutes. Staff can help you choose a length for your goals.
Yes. Stretch and massage complement each other well, and many clients pair them in the same visit.
Yes. Assisted stretch pairs nicely with cryotherapy and other recovery services — staff can help you sequence them.
It depends on your goals. Some come weekly to improve mobility; others drop in when they feel tight. There’s no schedule commitment required.
No. This is one-on-one, therapist-guided stretching customized to your body — you relax while your specialist does the work.
Assisted stretch is gentle and guided, with no aggressive forcing. If you have an injury or medical condition, let our staff know and consult your physician beforehand.
It can support performance by improving mobility, range of motion, and movement quality — often used alongside training.





