Ignoring this will WRECK your flexibility

Improving flexibility takes more than just stretching your muscles. In this video you'll learn what really holds you back and how to fix it.

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[atikameg]

I have a degree in Physical Education/Kinesiology, and I am dumbfounded at how brilliantly you explained this. In my lifetime of being educated and speaking with knowledgeable persons, I have never heard anyone breathe a word of how to deal with tight, inelastic nerves. This would explain why I can effect gains in every muscle of my body except hamstrings! Thank you.

[RebuildingSaad]

Tight nerves? Holy crap, bruh. I've been exploring fitness on YouTube over the last 5 years from reputable channels, but have only just learned this concept for the first time. Subscribed!

[wrensandrosesvideos]

This is a fucking miracle. I went from not being able to touch my toes to being able to put my hands flat on the floor with completely straight legs in 5 minutes. I have NEVER been able to do that.

[elpetepete]

I've been fighting with my hip-flexors and glutes/psoas for years. This is the only thing that made a difference for me. Stretching now feels like it's actually helping. THANK YOU!

[ashleyjohnsonrealestateent]

I dk who you are ma'am but I'm forever grateful to you! Tonight I woke up at 2a.m. with extreme nerve pain. I've been tossing and turning for 3½ hrs now. As I lay in bed I did this nerve stretch and INSTANTLY the pain subsided. I've been dealing w this pain for ab 2 years now. Ive done countless stretches, had numerous chiropractic visits, bought bands, foam rollers, chiropractic balls, and a massage gun. And it wasn't until today, in your short 3 min video, I found relief. Literally brought tears to my eyes when I realized I wasn't in excruciating pain! Can't thank you enough!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! 👏👏👏

[lifind]

FINALLY! my whole life people have told me it's "just the stretch" I'm feeling but I knew it was a different "stretch" I felt in my hamstrings but couldn't describe it better - just knowing I can actually do something about it has made me so happy!

[KevinMogee]

I can't believe this. I'm almost in tears right now. I've had pain in my sciatica for almost 6 years now. I couldn't bend over and even get halfway down my shin with excruciating pain in my heel. I tried the nerve glide technique explained in your video and I can already reach my ankle with absolutely no pain at all. I can't thank you enough.

[dareartes]

Mind. BLOWN.
A few minutes on the floor and I already see improvements in what I've been struggling with for 25 years!

[georgewhitfield]

I got diagnosed with sciatica about 4 years ago and at the age of 17. And was recommended to loose weight. Although that helped, the constant pain have never gone away. I have watched countless, videos on how to ease tension and nothing has really worked. So when I tried this and 30 second later, when I'm able to sit up the straightest I have ever been able to with my legs straight without any pain absolutely blew me away. Amazing content!!

[barlescharley]

I have had one tight hamstring for over a year that has gotten better with a lot of physical therapy and patient exercise. I am a bit dumfounded how well that worked on the first try. Years of running and numerous doctors to be trumped by a three minute video. Thank you. I will keep using it and see how it goes.

[Lunarangst]

Pains me daily that Liv isn’t more widely recognised. So much value in one human !

[bakeymykakey]

as an ex-gymnast and someone who wants to get into calisthenics, thank you so much, i’ve always known it’s my nerves that were inhibiting my mobility but i never knew how to deal with it. you were not lying when you said it would being instant results.

[JohnyDerp]

I agree with everyone, your explanation is brilliant. You not only spread tricks but foremost understanding of the issue. Your assertions are sharp, concise, scientific and falsifiable. In 2 min, I learned, tested and diagnosed my body. I'm eager to apply your exercises as a daily routine. I tip my hat to your ability to summarize knowledge and thank you.

[Thnielsen]

I'm 37 and have done 0 stretches the last 20 years or so.. This made me go from a 70 to a 90 degree leg lift. Thank you! :) Now i have to watch your other videos and start stretching.

[blancadeleon]

I was a ballerina for 9 years and they always pushed us against the walls to stretch harder. I never understood why no matter what I did, there was always this sensation that something was hard and inelastic in my body that demanded to stay in the same position. Those were my nerves! No wonder I couldn't get more flexible, I was basically forcing it to exhaustion. I am trying to be more flexible now and I always had a hard time with the back of my legs and glutes. After doing your exercise I felt so much lighter in my back, and I actually could put my feel in 90° without bending the knee. What a blessing. You are amazing!

[simoneoclark]

🤯 my entire life I thought I had tight hamstrings! Even as a teen when everything else was so flexible, I could never "stretch" my hamstrings. Amazing

[luisamaciel]

This is just the most brilliant thing I've ever heard. I did recreational rhythmic gymnastics for 8 years and never got my splits or anything. Any stretches that were supposed to help the hamstring made my calves burn intensely, and my coach said it was normal. She probably thought my hamstrings were tight, but now I understand why this was always impossible for me. I had an eureka moment watching this, I truly never thought I'd find out what my problem was. Now that I've restarted working out and stretching after leaving gymnastics almost 6 months ago, I've encountered the same problem. I will add this to my stretching routine to see if it works for me. I'm so excited!

[skatespeareandfischershow]

Stumbled upon your video and It took only 3 minutes 11 seconds for you to change my life forever. I have been trying to solve this same issue for 30 years. Couldn't get anywhere with yoga and various stretching methods. Never would I have thought of it being a possible nerve issue. But it was and this totally worked for me, thank you!

[lisadee]

I'd love to see a video about fascia. I used to think my pain and lack of mobility was due to stubborn muscles that wouldn't gain flexibility but then discovered fascia. Once I started working on my areas of tight fascia my range of motion improved vastly.

[nickcarroll]

First attempt, day 1. Got an extra 15% mobility which is good I think for my age. The fact that I could feel me feet tingle during the exercises certainly suggests the sciatic is playing a role. Thanks for the tips, I’ve not considered nerve glides for the sciatic.