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Renverse (Ronverse) Tilt Jump

Renverse (Ronverse) Tilt Jump

Posted by Paul Zaichik on

We got multiple request to do a Kinesiological Break Down of this jump. Enjoy! Phase One In this phase the center of gravity is lowered in preparation for the jump. Quadriceps are the primary muscles to take the pressure, from...

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Antagonist Short Length Conditioning

Antagonist Short Length Conditioning

Posted by Paul Zaichik on

ASLC is a concept under the umbrella of strength exercises in EasyFlexibility system. Extended Length Conditioning and Peripheral Conditioning are found in the same group. All three types of techniques work the joint in its deep range. Each technique focuses...

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Suspended Split Progression

Posted by Paul Zaichik on

Today I will give you a split progression method for achieving the Suspended splits progression. I got requests to make a tutorial on it, and here it is. Regardless if you are training for a career in aerial arts or fancy...

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Flexibility: Keeping What You Earned

Flexibility: Keeping What You Earned

Posted by Paul Zaichik on

  A large part of EasyFlexibility is keeping what you earned. Nothing is more frustrating than to go through a warm up and stretching session and see results, only to start from square one next time. For this reason we...

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Front Split: Why NOT to Stretch Quadriceps Rectus Femoris

Front Split: Why NOT to Stretch Quadriceps Rectus Femoris

Posted by Paul Zaichik on

Am I doing, something that I should not be doing? This question does come up often. And today I will talk about one of those things, when it comes to mastering the True (Squared) Front Split. While some people simply...

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True Front vs Open Front Splits

Posted by zain jahangir on

"Everyone who can do a squared Front Split, can also do the one with the Turn Out. " It's a common assumption, but it's not always true. In practice, some people can only do the True (Squared) Front Split. Other...

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Want Flexible Adductors?

Want Flexible Adductors?

Posted by EasyFlexibility Team on

Of course you do. These guys are involved in almost everything. No Split can be performed without them. Very Few skills don't require adductors flexibility. We have a very special technique for you, to help you stretch those bad boys...

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The Psoas Muscle

The Psoas Muscle

Posted by EasyFlexibility Team on

  Check out what other customers are saying about the Hip Flexors Strength & Flexibility program!   The Psoas Muscle Psoas - a lot has been said about this muscle. A deep hip flexor located in the center of the...

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Front Splits Stretches: The Importance of Lateral Hamstrings Stretching and Conditioning

Front Splits Stretches: The Importance of Lateral Hamstrings Stretching and Conditioning

Posted by EasyFlexibility Team on

Lateral Hamstrings (Biceps Femoris) is one of larger hurdles to the True Front Split (Hips Squared) Front Split. The exercise shown in this post is called Airplane Turn Ins. It targets the lateral hamstrings and it's one of many exercises...

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