Paul Zaichik – Side Split Flexibility – Easy Flexibility

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We’ll show you how to achieve an Open Front Split Fast, Safe and Easy!

Our programs are scientifically based and created by a world renowned fitness & flexibility expert Paul Zaichik

Peek inside the Open Front Splits Program:

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Thousands of people worldwide have achieved the same results you’re dreaming about and you can too!

Got my flexibility back after many years!

Years ago I was flexible enough to get into a right side split. Those days are long gone. With these three videos I hope to achieve splits in all directions. So far, my seated open front stretch has improved. I can just about lay flat on the floor when bending from the waist. I’ve also gained about an inch in my right side split and anticipate great results.

Ever wonder what muscles are involved in an Open Front Split?

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Here’s what you’ll get inSide Split Flexibility:

This COMBO contains 3 levels (9 videos)

• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advanced

Each level contains 3 videos:

• Video 1 : An online video containing a follow along routine plus explanations before each exercise (duration: 41 minutes).
• Video 2: Video without explanations to follow along without interruptions.
• Video 3: Video containing only the explanations for the Zaichik Stretching Techniques for quick reference and review.
• All videos contain subtitles for better understanding of the techniques and to make it easier for those who need help in understanding the spoken language.
• Bonus: Access to Stretch180 app that will help you measure your progress, see how you stack up against the others stretching towards their splits and get motivated to keep going.

Contents of the Program. Each program contains 3 videos (9 total in this package) focusing on:

• Mobility exercises for each joint, to keep your joints healthy and lubricated.
• Specific warmup exercises to gradually prepare your body for a split.
• Zaichik Stretching Techniques for each muscle involved in a split, so that your flexibility improves right away without pain.
• Extended Length Conditioning exercises, so that you not only become flexible but strong as well.
• Reciprocal Inhibition, plus Movement and Habituation Techniques, for functional flexibility.

#1 Side Split Beginner Program

Beginner Program contains specific warm up and conditioning exercises for the Side Split, the necessary Zaichik Stretching exercises to target the muscles involved in an Side Split as well as a cool down section. This is a great place to start before attempting the usually more demanding open front and side splits. You will learn how to isolate and stretch outer hamstrings and hip flexors muscles.

#2 – Side Split Intermediate Program

Intermediate Program contains specific warm up and conditioning exercises for the Side Split, the necessary Zaichik Stretching exercises to target the muscles involved as well as a cool down section.

#3 – Side Splits Advanced Program

Advanced Program contains specific warm up and conditioning exercises for the Side Split, the necessary Zaichik Stretching exercises to target the muscles involved as well as a cool down section. This is usually trained last, after you achieved flats front splits using the other two programs, so this is more of a rounding off for what you are missing in order to get a full split, mostly additional adductors work and very targeted side split exercises which will give you that extra you need for this more demanding split.

Not sure where you’re at? Beginner? Intermediate? Advanced?

• If you are at less than 135º, or you haven’t trained for long, or you’d like to set good flexibility and conditioning foundations, pick the Beginner level.
• If you are at more than 135º but you haven’t reached 180º yet, pick the Intermediate level.
• If you’ve reached 180º and you’d like to learn oversplits and how to improve your strength for splits to be able to even do it standing or in a jump, pick the Advanced level.

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