Anonymous
Post 09/01/2024 04:21     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:I did an intro stretch session today for 50 minutes and I think it might really help me. It's very expensive though - more than $2 per minute.

Is it worth it? I'm a 59 year old female with a desk job, I run or bike 3X a week and have very tight piriformis, hamstrings, calves, hips, etc.


Please share the name of the place, my neck and shoulders, hips are tight. Tightness everywhere, really. Thank you in advance.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 21:11     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:It is yoga for rich lazy people. It helps a bit but would be better to just do it yourself for less.


Agree. Yin yoga a few times a week will do the same thing.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 21:01     Subject: Re:Do stretching places help?
Some of the places just stretch you out which is fine but they are not really trained in therapy. Check out places where people have had fascia stretching training. YouTube videos are better than nothing but on your own you can’t do what the experts can do.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 20:59     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Interesting. There is one near me but I was afraid they would injure me.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 20:53     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.


Have you been to one? It’s not just stretching by yourself. You have a person stretching you, assisting your body in ways you can’t do on your own. Not saying whether it’s worth it or not as I haven’t done it (I’d like to!), but it’s not like a thing for people who don’t know how to stretch!


OP here. What was most remarkable is that I felt for a moment like crying at the end of the session. It's like the tension in my body is being released. It was...unusual.


I had that once with fascia work. I did cry pretty hard but I wasn't sad. It was so weird.


It's a neuromuscular reflex. Don't feel bad. It's natural.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 20:48     Subject: Do stretching places help?
It is yoga for rich lazy people. It helps a bit but would be better to just do it yourself for less.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2024 20:43     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.


Have you been to one? It’s not just stretching by yourself. You have a person stretching you, assisting your body in ways you can’t do on your own. Not saying whether it’s worth it or not as I haven’t done it (I’d like to!), but it’s not like a thing for people who don’t know how to stretch!


OP here. What was most remarkable is that I felt for a moment like crying at the end of the session. It's like the tension in my body is being released. It was...unusual.


I had that once with fascia work. I did cry pretty hard but I wasn't sad. It was so weird.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:16     Subject: Do stretching places help?
If you like it, you should budget for it and go for it! You absolutely can't do it yourself. I get stretched out by a personal trainer sometimes for specific things and while I personally hate it, it works!
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:15     Subject: Do stretching places help?
There a lots of these place in Asia. Does yours do massages as well? Just be mindful to communicate if you think they're pushing too much.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:12     Subject: Do stretching places help?
What’s the name of the place?
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:12     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.


Have you been to one? It’s not just stretching by yourself. You have a person stretching you, assisting your body in ways you can’t do on your own. Not saying whether it’s worth it or not as I haven’t done it (I’d like to!), but it’s not like a thing for people who don’t know how to stretch!


OP here. What was most remarkable is that I felt for a moment like crying at the end of the session. It's like the tension in my body is being released. It was...unusual.


That sounds incredible and I would pay for that!
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:11     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.


Have you been to one? It’s not just stretching by yourself. You have a person stretching you, assisting your body in ways you can’t do on your own. Not saying whether it’s worth it or not as I haven’t done it (I’d like to!), but it’s not like a thing for people who don’t know how to stretch!


OP here. What was most remarkable is that I felt for a moment like crying at the end of the session. It's like the tension in my body is being released. It was...unusual.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:09     Subject: Do stretching places help?
Anonymous wrote:I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.


Have you been to one? It’s not just stretching by yourself. You have a person stretching you, assisting your body in ways you can’t do on your own. Not saying whether it’s worth it or not as I haven’t done it (I’d like to!), but it’s not like a thing for people who don’t know how to stretch!
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:06     Subject: Do stretching places help?
I’m not into criticizing how people spend their money, but this one I feel like you could just YouTube yourself.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2024 18:04     Subject: Do stretching places help?
I did an intro stretch session today for 50 minutes and I think it might really help me. It's very expensive though - more than $2 per minute.

Is it worth it? I'm a 59 year old female with a desk job, I run or bike 3X a week and have very tight piriformis, hamstrings, calves, hips, etc.