How do your hips feel? Tight, painful, or restricted?
We're here to help. With this program, you can:
- Reduce pain
- Improve range of motion
- Build strong, resilient hips
Kaari programs are comprehensive and easy to follow.
- Accessible to all fitness levels
- Gradual approach to building strength and stability
- Based on exercise science
- Flexible scheduling: do your exercises around your existing routine, in your own time
- Built-in recovery and relaxation to maximize gains
- Flexible pricing: pay upfront or in monthly installments
- Option to add Concierge Service and have your exercises delivered to your inbox daily
- A broad, holistic approach that enhances your entire wellbeing
At the end of your program, you'll have:
- Hips that are both mobile AND stable
- Tools to maintain hip health
- Know-how to prevent injury in the long run
- Confidence in your hips’ strength and resilience
- Techniques to optimize recovery
- Awareness of the relevant anatomical features and muscles
- Myofascial release techniques to maintain tissue health, release tension, and boost muscle recovery
- Lifetime access to the course content
Kaari programs start at less than $1/ day. We believe that feeling good and moving well should be within everyone's reach!
Are you tired of stiff hips that limit your movement or squat mechanics? Or annoying, recurring discomfort that flares up after workouts?
Our hip joints are inherently stable, sturdy structures that thrive with challenge and load. However, modern day postural habits, combined with the repetitive movements of specific athletic training, means that many of us spend disproportionate amounts of time in certain hip positions, while almost never visiting others! This can lead to muscular imbalances that develop into painful issues over time.
Hip pain is an all too common complaint in the active population, and the reality is that vague instructions to "stretch it out" rarely lead to satisfactory outcomes.
This course is for you if:
- you have recurring hip pain
- certain movements predictably cause flare-ups
- are unsure how to "stabilize your hip"
- don't know how to maintain hip mobility
- deal with chronic stiffness or feel limited in your range of motion
- stretching provides temporary relief, but doesn't solve the issue for good
- limited hip mobility is wreaking havoc with your low back
- go through cycles of tissue irritation that come and go
- need better tools to improve post-workout recovery
- want to maintain hip health post-injury
Kaari programs take a comprehensive and gradual approach to building strength and function. Even more importantly, we give you the tools and knowledge to maintain your hip health so that you can enjoy the activities you love, pain-free.
Here's what to expect:
- an average of 15-25 minutes of exercises/ day, 12 week program
- easy-to-complete movements: simply follow along with videos of each exercise
- minimal equipment needed
- a science-informed approach to build strength safely and gradually
- learn to move efficiently and improve your movement mechanics
- targeted myofascial release to alleviate common tension spots, aid recovery, boost tissue hydration and improve range of motion
- built-in guided recovery and relaxation, because that's where the gains happen!
Options for upgrades:
Concierge service
- simplify your life by getting your exercises delivered to your inbox daily. This is an excellent option for those of us that do better with structure and accountability! Simply select the Concierge Service pricing option of your choice when you're checking out.
Bespoke Coaching
- need something totally tailored to your body, training and schedule? We'll build a program for you from scratch and guide you through it on a day-by-day basis
- contact us to see how we can help you achieve your goals
- Bespoke Coaching includes daily interaction with a Coach, bi-weekly check-ins, and as much support as needed.
Training good function, from all angles.
The hip joint is surrounded by muscles on all sides, and those muscles need to work together harmoniously as a team to preserve the integrity and health of the joint itself. In other words, we want all these muscles to exert even tension on the joint so that it can move well and efficiently!
Because modern life (and the repetitive movements of our chosen sports) can be repetitive, it’s possible for this tension system to become unbalanced. Some muscles might become stiff from overuse, or lose function in certain positions, whereas others might be underutilized and weak. Using a combination of passive stretching, active mobilization, and myofascial release, Kaari programs are designed to restore this crucial balance to your hips, so that you can enjoy moving well and doing the activities you love.
Challenge + recovery = strong, resilient hips!
In order to strengthen any muscle or joint, we need to first apply some challenge, and then let the tissues rest and prepare for the next workout. Without adequate recovery, we never give ourselves time for the strengthening adaptation to occur, and just end up spinning our wheels without making progress.
Here at Kaari, we take recovery VERY seriously! You can expect your program to include myofascial release techniques, light mobility work, and accessible relaxation techniques, all built in to your daily exercises to help you recharge your batteries and keep getting stronger along the way.
Awesome hip function: it's a team effort.
The function of the hips is closely interwoven with that of the rest of the body. Not only does the structure of the pelvic create a foundation of stability for the spine, but it also provides support for the function of the legs and feet. If the hips aren’t functioning optimally, the effects can therefore be felt both upstream and downstream!
Our program covers all the bases to train solid, healthy hips:
- achieving good range of motion
- finding and maintaining a neutral joint position
- teaching muscles to engage and support that position
- progressive overload: gradually adding challenge to build strength
- learning to create and maintain muscular support through movement, since this is ultimately how we want our joints to work in real-life situations!
Curriculum
Welcome!
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- Let's start! Program introduction & FAQs (3:26)
- Injury prevention & efficient movement, in simple terms (2:38)
- Recovery: an important - and enjoyable - part of your training! (3:57)
- Some concepts: building foundations & frequent exposure (5:39)
- What does “owning your range” & “progressive overload” mean? (4:26)
- Novelty & variability: we’re not robots! (1:52)
- Demystifying myofascial release (5:16)
WEEK 1
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- Let's start! Program introduction & FAQs (3:26)
- Demystifying myofascial release (5:16)
- Program Introduction, Weeks 1-4 (5:17)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: 3D Hip Awareness (10:26)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: 360 Active Hip Mobilization (5:25)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (at wall) (6:53)
- Day 2: Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Standing Gluteus Medius Hip Abduction (3:49)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Myofascial Release Adductors and Pectineus (10:16)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Side-Lying Adductor Activation (9:48)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip: Standing Glute Max Activation in Extension & External Rotation (5:20)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function//Co-Contraction: Basic Hip Co-Contraction (6:01)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function//Co-Contraction: Posterior Chain, Hip Extension & Hamstring Curls (4:45)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Supine Quad & Hip Flexor Stretch (4:34)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Psoas & Glutes (8:39)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Lengthening Exhale Meditation (10:39)
WEEK 2
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- Injury prevention & efficient movement, in simple terms (2:38)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: 3D Hip Awareness (10:26)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: 360 Active Hip Mobilization (5:25)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (at wall) (6:53)
- Day 2: Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Standing Gluteus Medius Hip Abduction (3:49)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Myofascial Release Adductors and Pectineus (10:16)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Side-Lying Adductor Activation (9:48)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip: Standing Glute Max Activation in Extension & External Rotation (5:20)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function//Co-Contraction: Basic Hip Co-Contraction (6:01)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function//Co-Contraction: Posterior Chain, Hip Extension & Hamstring Curls (4:45)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Supine Quad & Hip Flexor Stretch (4:34)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Psoas & Glutes (8:39)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Lengthening Exhale Meditation (10:39)
WEEK 3
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- Recovery: an important - and enjoyable - part of your training! (3:57)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Stability & Mobility: 360 Hip Strength (5:44)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Adductor Activation & Core Engagement (Seated) (6:57)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Side-Lying Gluteus Medius Leg Raise (9:24)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Mellow Hip & Spine Release (10:25)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Mellow Adductor Flow (4:53)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Strength (4:11)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip: Gluteus Maximus Myofascial Release (4:55)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip: Single Leg Glute Bridge (5:15)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Sacroiliac Reset (5:34)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Standing QL Hip Hikes (3:18)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Quadriceps & Tensor Fascia Lata Myofascial Release (12:08)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Eccentric Psoas Strength on Block (6:14)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Body Scan Meditation (14:47)
WEEK 4
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- Some concepts: building foundations & frequent exposure (5:39)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Stability & Mobility: 360 Hip Strength (5:44)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Adductor Activation & Core Engagement (Seated) (6:57)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Side-Lying Gluteus Medius Leg Raise (9:24)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Mellow Hip & Spine Release (10:25)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Mellow Adductor Flow (4:53)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Strength (4:11)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip: Gluteus Maximus Myofascial Release (4:55)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip: Single Leg Glute Bridge (5:15)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Sacroiliac Reset (5:34)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Standing QL Hip Hikes (3:18)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Quadriceps & Tensor Fascia Lata Myofascial Release (12:08)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Eccentric Psoas Strength on Block (6:14)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Body Scan Meditation (14:47)
WEEK 5
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- What does “owning your range” & “progressive overload” mean? (4:26)
- Program Introduction, Weeks 5-8 (2:52)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Glute Bridge Plus (7:21)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Cat Pulling Its Tail (11:48)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (Side-Lying) (6:25)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Kneeling Half Moon Leg Raises (5:38)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Adductor Myofascial Release (Foam Roller) (7:22)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Strength for Squatting (5:25)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Hamstrings Myofascial Release (5:33)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Easy Hamstring Flow (6:33)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Active Control in Hip External Rotation (5:33)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Squat Form - Posterior Chain & External Rotation (5:16)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Hamstring Strength - Active Half Splits (6:44)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Iliacus Myofascial Release (10:41)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Activation Flow (7:04)
- Day 6, Exercise 3: Anterior Hip: Three-Part Quad Stretch (6:33)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: 10-Count Breath Meditation (7:59)
WEEK 6
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- Novelty & variability: we’re not robots! (1:52)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Glute Bridge Plus (7:21)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Cat Pulling Its Tail (11:48)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (Side-Lying) (6:25)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Kneeling Half Moon Leg Raises (5:38)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Adductor Myofascial Release (Foam Roller) (7:22)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Strength for Squatting (5:25)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Hamstrings Myofascial Release (5:33)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Easy Hamstring Flow (6:33)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip & External Rotation: Active Control in Hip External Rotation (5:33)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Squat Form - Posterior Chain & External Rotation (5:16)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Hamstring Strength - Active Half Splits (6:44)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Iliacus Myofascial Release (10:41)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Activation Flow (7:04)
- Day 6, Exercise 3: Anterior Hip: Three-Part Quad Stretch (6:33)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: 10-Count Breath Meditation (7:59)
WEEK 7
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- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Pelvic Clock, Supine (10:10)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Hip Co-Contraction for Dynamic Support (10:08)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (At Wall) (6:53)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Leg Lifts (5:21)
- Day 2, Exercise 3: Lateral Hip: Twisted Root (12:05)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Myofascial Release - Adductors and Pectineus (10:16)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Bridge Lifts (5:44)
- Day 3, Exercise 3: Adductors: Eccentric Adductors, a Little Bit of Resistance (9:29)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Hip External Rotation, A Little Bit of Load (4:53)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Supine Hamstring Release (6:44)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Hamstrings Myofascial Release (Seated) (8:29)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Glutes & Hammies - Warrior 3 & Crane (4:58)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Vastus Lateralis Myofascial Release (11:42)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Flow for Quads and Hip Flexors (11:55)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Legs Up The Wall (14:17)
WEEK 8
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- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Pelvic Clock, Supine (10:10)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Hip Co-Contraction for Dynamic Support (10:08)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (At Wall) (6:53)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Gluteus Medius Leg Lifts (5:21)
- Day 2, Exercise 3: Lateral Hip: Twisted Root (12:05)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Myofascial Release - Adductors and Pectineus (10:16)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Adductor Bridge Lifts (5:44)
- Day 3, Exercise 3: Adductors: Eccentric Adductors, a Little Bit of Resistance (9:29)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Hip External Rotation, A Little Bit of Load (4:53)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Supine Hamstring Release (6:44)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Hamstrings Myofascial Release (Seated) (8:29)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Glutes & Hammies - Warrior 3 & Crane (4:58)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Vastus Lateralis Myofascial Release (11:42)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Flow for Quads and Hip Flexors (11:55)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: Legs Up The Wall (14:17)
WEEK 9
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- Program Introduction, Weeks 9-12 (1:34)
- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Gluteus Maximus Myofascial Release (4:55)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Core & Glutes (16:10)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Glute Med Standing Sequence (9:27)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Supta Baddha Konasana (13:02)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Side Plank Adductor Mini-Workout (6:48)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Full ROM Adductor Activation (11:54)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Posterior Hip Myofascial Release (At Wall) (5:24)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Lumbar Support, Glutes & Lats (12:45)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Eccentric Hamstrings - Pyramid Pose (6:02)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Quadratus Lumborum Myofascial Release (6:42)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Quadratus Lumborum Side Crunches (6:11)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Strength (10:09)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Three-Part Quad Stretch (6:33)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: 2-1 Breath Meditation (10:03)
WEEK 10
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- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Gluteus Maximus Myofascial Release (4:55)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Core & Glutes (16:10)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Glute Med Standing Sequence (9:27)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Supta Baddha Konasana (13:02)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Side Plank Adductor Mini-Workout (6:48)
- Day 3, Exercise 2: Adductors: Full ROM Adductor Activation (11:54)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Posterior Hip Myofascial Release (At Wall) (5:24)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Lumbar Support, Glutes & Lats (12:45)
- Day 4, Exercise 3: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Eccentric Hamstrings - Pyramid Pose (6:02)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Quadratus Lumborum Myofascial Release (6:42)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Quadratus Lumborum Side Crunches (6:11)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Strength (10:09)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Three-Part Quad Stretch (6:33)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Relaxation: 2-1 Breath Meditation (10:03)
WEEK 11
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- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (Side-Lying) (6:25)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Squishy Surface Hip Stability Challenge (11:01)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Curtsy Lunges & Eccentric Gluteus Medius Strength (8:37)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Cat Pulling Its Tail Plus (11:39)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Dynamic Adductor Strength (7:19)
- Day 3, Exercise, 2: Adductors: Dynamic Hip Co-Contraction & Coordination (11:25)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Hip External Rotation, A Little Bit More Load (9:55)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Posterior Chain, All Together (11:13)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Full Hip Mini-Flow (12:32)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Quadriceps & Tensor Fascia Latae Myofascial Release (12:08)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Leg Lifts (4:52)
- Day 6, Exercise 3: Anterior Hip: Camel Quad Burn (6:39)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Prone Lumbar Release (7:14)
WEEK 12
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- Day 1, Exercise 1: General Mobility & Stability: Gluteus Medius Myofascial Release (Side-Lying) (6:25)
- Day 1, Exercise 2: General Mobility & Stability: Squishy Surface Hip Stability Challenge (11:01)
- Day 2, Exercise 1: Lateral Hip: Curtsy Lunges & Eccentric Gluteus Medius Strength (8:37)
- Day 2, Exercise 2: Lateral Hip: Cat Pulling Its Tail Plus (11:39)
- Day 3, Exercise 1: Adductors: Dynamic Adductor Strength (7:19)
- Day 3, Exercise, 2: Adductors: Dynamic Hip Co-Contraction & Coordination (11:25)
- Day 4, Exercise 1: Posterior Hip//External Rotation: Hip External Rotation, A Little Bit More Load (9:55)
- Day 4, Exercise 2: Posterior Hip// External Rotation: Posterior Chain, All Together (11:13)
- Day 5, Exercise 1: General Function: Piriformis Myofascial Release (7:42)
- Day 5, Exercise 2: General Function: Full Hip Mini-Flow (12:32)
- Day 6, Exercise 1: Anterior Hip: Quadriceps & Tensor Fascia Latae Myofascial Release (12:08)
- Day 6, Exercise 2: Anterior Hip: Hip Flexor Leg Lifts (4:52)
- Day 6, Exercise 3: Anterior Hip: Camel Quad Burn (6:39)
- Day 7, Exercise 1: Prone Lumbar Release (7:14)
A little bit about myofascial release
Myofascial release is a safe and pleasant technique that we love including in our programs! Myofascial release:
- is an excellent way to maintain range of motion and tissue health
- boost muscle recovery and increase hydration
- provides a wonderful opportunity for nervous system recovery- a crucial part of our overall wellbeing, ability to move well and feel good in your body
- can act as both a pre-workout warmup or cool down, making it a versatile tool to have in your mobility maintenance toolkit
- equips you with personalized techniques to maintain tissue health well beyond the end of your program
Our programs are proud to exclusively use RadRoller myofascial release tools- we’ve found these to be the most versatile and high quality implements out there. With a variety of sizes and degrees of firmness to choose from, you can select something that will work for your unique body. Additionally, all RadRoller tools have a pleasant anti-slip surface that makes it easy to keep the tools in place. Plus, you get a discount when you shop via the link above!
For recovery purposes, we recommend the Recovery Rounds, which have a nice amount of give to them, making for a gentler and more relaxing experience. We also love the classic Rad Roller- perfect for common tension spots around the neck, shoulders and upper back.
Meet your instructor!
Jenni Tarma is a lifelong athlete, endurance runner, RRCA Endurance coach, CrossFit athlete and CF- L1 trainer, and a full-time yoga teacher. She specializes in working with an active population and coaches everyone from elite athletes to weekend warriors looking to feel better in their bodies. She has multiple advanced certifications in anatomy, physiology and biomechanics, and is a lead teacher in the Carolina Yoga 200hr teacher training program, where she has mentored dozens of new yoga teachers. She is also a senior teacher in the Yoga Medicine 500hr program, and has created continuing education courses on teaching yoga to athletes for the YM community.
She is an enthusiastic writer who has contributed articles to Yoga Journal, Healthline, Weight Watchers, OpenFit, Reebok and Yoga Medicine®’s online forum among others, and recently released an e-book on hamstring tendon injuries.
Jenni and the Kaari team are excited to work with you! We can't wait to help you move and feel your best.
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