INTRO to ELDOA: Review!
Open level - Pace: Moderate
In class #6 we’ll execute the most important ELDOA: the ones that everybody needs and that are beneficial for multiple issues/discomfort that the body might have.

Ribcage Melt
Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
You’ll feel like new! Lots of General Postural Stretching in this video to find more space and motion in anything we do ribcage related! Intercostals MFS, ribcage GPS and lots of good ELDOA!

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
The lower back and the pelvis are often the areas of the body where we accumulate tension because of our posture or position during the day: If we sit too much great tension is accumulated in front of the hips and same if we stand incorrectly! This workout includes a warm...

INTRO to ELDOA
Open Level - Pace: Moderate
MFS – lumbar and coxo fem ELDOA
In class #5 we’ll review the basic rules and focus on the lumbar spine and the hip joint. The coxo-femoral ELDOA is a very effective exercise to prevent hip replacement.

INTRO to ELDOA: Neck and shoulders
Open Level - Pace: Moderate
In class #4 we’ll review the basic rules and focus on the neck and shoulder area of the body.

INTRO to ELDOA: T spine ELDOA & axial extension
Open Level - Pace: Moderate
In class #3 we’ll review the basic rules and focus on the thoracic spine and explain the important concept of axial extension.

Level 3 - Pace Moderate
All that you need to do to get your hips strong and prevent hip replacement. Proprioception, reinforcement, MFS, GPS and of course ELDOA! We need to stop the process of osteoarthritis as soon as possible in the joint by creating space! Beyond the important goal of this wor...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Shoulders and neck are very much connected and sometimes we need to think about that when we are trying to fix aches and pains on either one or the other. Specific myo-fascial stretching and ELDOA will help us release the tension and find a better alignment.

INTRO to ELDOA: Lumbar & Cervical
Open Level - Pace: Moderate
In class #2 we’ll review the basic rules and focus on some ELDOA of the lumbar spine. We’ll also introduce the concept-ELDOA of the cervical spine.

Level 3 - Pace: Moderate
Demanding, intense, challenging, strong but feels amazing!
After the challenge of maintaining a “real” axial extension by gluing our backs to the wall almost the whole time you’ll feel how powerful it is to hold the same position when away from the wall. It’s a boost to p...

Open Level - Pace: Moderate
In this first ELDOA class we’ll explore the “how and the why” we position the limbs in certain ways. This is one important aspect of the whole ELDOA method. Once you learn these basic rules, you’ll be able to adapt them to any ELDOA posture or Myofascial stretching.
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Level 1 – Pace: Slow
Carpal tunnel when acute, is a very painful condition. The following exercises can help you to decrease the level of inflammation and pain. Stay tuned for more intense exercises for when you are better and want to go back to regular activity!

Level 2 – Pace: Moderate
The teaser is often feared! And we often introduce the full teaser way too soon! If you can roll, you can teaser! Today we’ll work through segmental strengthening exercises for the abs and we’ll also release the SI joint at the end with 5 amazing specific ELDOA!

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
In this Pilates Mat we’ll apply the fascia rules of tension typical of the myofascial stretches and the ELDOA. The purpose is not to change how we do Pilates but to explore what we feel and how it changes by including the fascia tension into Joe’s work. Besides being a gr...

Level 3 - Pace: fast
A moving and quick paced workout that will challenge and pamper your fascia at the same time! The most important myofascial stretching and ELDOA to feel lighter taller and energetic!

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Yes! So many of you asked me about this unique and powerful cocktail!
In this class we use a basic/intermediate Pilates Mat to prepare the ELDOA that comes in the second part of the class. Pilates can be a great (and FUN) way to prepare the ELDOA work without always repea...

This is a fun way to say goodbye to 2021 and thank you to all of you FEET-NESS Members!
We start with a standing osteo-articular warm up, followed by a Pilates Mat, squats, Myo-fascial stretching and ELDOA!
Happy Holidays!

Open Level - Pace: Slow
This is a complete osteo-articular warm up that you can add to any workout! You can follow this video before a Pilates Mat, a segmental strengthening or an ELDOA workout! Or just to get your day started! Why not 

Level 2- Pace: Moderate
Some people hate stretching but it shouldn’t be that way! Stretching needs to be taught and explained but once people understand the importance of a good stretching routine at the end of a run or a workout, they’ll do it every day!
The type of stretching that we’ll do in t...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
The SI joint is such an important “link” for the body. Disfunctions to this area, reflect on the body above and below. These exercises can help normalize the disfunction and can work together with treatment to maintain the adjustment. Proprioception, myofascial stretching...

Level 2 - Pace: Moderate
Full shoulder release to mobilize the shoulder girdle and free up the neck.
Myofascial stretching, scapula mobility, release of the superficial and deep fascia of the neck and ELDOA.

This video will teach you the exercises that you need to reinforce but also how you should be able to coordinate their engagement and work. Useful for anyone and most importantly before/after delivery, menopause and any other pelvic floor pathologies (also for men)

Open Level - Pace: Slow
The workout video “Good Morning Workout” focuses on an osto-articular warm up and light muscle activation.
It’s perfect to get started and feel better as we move through the day: whether we are engaged in important meetings around the city, picking up the kids at school or...

Level 1 - Pace: Moderate
Quick and perfect warm up before you head out for a run!
A quality osteo-articular warm up is key to preparing the body for the pounding of running: from the toes and ankles, all the way up to the ribcage and neck.