The “brakes,” so to speak, on your progress, can be a number of factors that will all be addressed, including areas that are tight or have knots, or stabilizer muscles that need to be switched on. She has created a workout that will stretch what needs to be stretched, strengthen what needs to be strengthened to “tune you up” to get your body working optimally.
These Tune-Up sessions can be done before or after one of the other classes or workout sessions or on a day off. You’ll walk out feeling taller, looser, with less tension and renewed overall to attack your next workout. Fit a “tune up” into your schedule 1-2 times a week. You’ll be so glad you did!