Relief for Tight Hamstrings

Your hamstrings don't have to feel like steel cables!

Tight hamstrings can feel like a massive obstacle to daily mobility. Simple activities like sitting on the floor or reaching your toes can feel uncomfortable or even painful. Plus a tight hamstring makes you more prone to injury.

These 5 workouts are designed to persuade your hamstrings to be more open and trusting and let go of their grip on your hips. By working on the entire hip and lower back area through active and dynamic movement, your body can learn new patterns that support increased mobility.

These workouts include:

  • Immediate relief for super tight hamstrings
  • Hamstring release you can do in a chair (for office days)
  • Wall-supported hamstring exercises that support sensitive lower backs
  • A pathway towards the seated toe touch
  • A pathway towards the standing toe touch

Course curriculum

What You Get with this Program

    1. Greetings from Kristina

    2. How to use Thinkific courses

    3. Equipment List

    4. Understanding Hamstrings Function and Anatomy

    5. Hamstrings Questionnaire

    1. "I Have the Tightest Hamstrings in the World"

    2. Foundational Hamstring Mobility Exercises You Can Do in a Chair

    3. Hamstrings/Hip Mobility Exercises Using the Wall

    4. Foundations of the Seated Toe Touch

    5. Foundations of the Standing Toe Touch

About this course

  • $29.00
  • 10 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content
  • Detailed instruction
  • Do it anywhere
  • Get support

Instructor(s)

Kristina Canizares

Founder & Head Coach

Kristina came to coaching after working to heal her own body from injuries sustained as a dancer and circus contortionist with hypermobility and other autoimmune conditions. She trained contortion with Serchmaa Byamba at San Francisco Circus Center, then began coaching at Cirque School LA in 2009. She has coached flexibility all over the world and works with clients to manage hypermobility, chronic pain, injury rehabilitation, and functional mobility challenges. Her clients include professional performers, athletes, and folks who just want to feel better in their bodies. She considers herself a facilitator of conversations within the body for better kinetic relationships.