Let Me Help You Achieve Your Goals
Everything you get inside 1:1 coaching.
A detailed evaluation of your current mobility to identify the weaknesses, limitations and imbalances holding you back, so we know exactly what to attack first.
A workout plan built specifically around your assessment, your goals and your schedule. Not a template with your name on it.
Unlimited access to PJ and the Flexibility Maestro coaching team. Send in form clips for review, get your questions answered, and get help troubleshooting anything you're stuck on.
Don't just feel the results, see them. Tangible data and key performance indicators so you can verify progress is actually being made.
Regular Zoom calls to review how your training is going, adjust what needs adjusting, and decide where you're heading next.
Your coaching comes with the entire Flexibility Maestro platform.
Every flexibility program we've built, unlocked from day one.
A huge selection of training protocols to pull from whenever you need one.
Log and track every training metric in one place, on your phone.
Your plan changes when your training or your schedule changes. As often as needed.
Train alongside like-minded athletes chasing the same thing you are.
Your program is built around your assessment, and we track your numbers the whole way through. So there's no guessing about whether it worked.
Do that, and if your numbers haven't improved by the end of your coaching period, you get every penny back.
That's how confident I am in the method. The only thing I need from you is the work.
A program is built for a group. This is built for your body, based on an assessment of your actual limitations. You also get form feedback, unlimited revisions when your schedule or training changes, and check-in calls. If you're stuck and you don't know why, that's what coaching is for.
Naturally stiff athletes are exactly who benefit most from this. When your baseline range is limited, generic advice tends to miss, because the thing holding you back is specific to you. An assessment finds it.
It's built around your schedule, not the other way around. Most athletes run two dedicated sessions a week. Loaded stretching has a high recovery cost, so training it more often is counterproductive, and your plan is designed to sit alongside your martial arts and strength work rather than compete with it.
No. We coach martial arts hobbyists through professional athletes competing in the UFC. The method is the same, the programming is scaled to where you actually are.
We talk through what you've been struggling with, work out what's actually limiting you, and decide together whether coaching is the right move. No pressure either way. Worst case you leave knowing why your kicks are stuck.