I first learned of FlexTheory about a year ago and recently signed up. I’ve been working the straddle program for a little over two weeks and so far it’s been an amazing and challenging process! Excited to progress further and see the changes that follow!

Hello Flexians, Celebrating a huge milestone today! Six and a half weeks of work has brought some amazing results, even though the final goal is still ahead. 🛣️ 6.5 Week Accomplishments: - EtS (Series 1): All sessions completed twice - right tonight - HoF (Series 1): All sessions completed twice (& squats started). - FYK (Series 1 & 2): Completed three times each (used often as a warm-up). - Flex Theory 4 Fighters: 5 sessions done (weekly since November). - Faux-Sacks to Cosacks: One twice, Two and Three three time each. Impact: My leg techniques in karate are noticeably and visibly improved, and my upper body is significantly more flexible. Thanks @Andre Victorian for this fantastic program 🙏! On to the next goal 🚀! Keep moving!

Hello everyone, My name is Kout (pronounce Kuot). I’ve been hydrid training for the past year (distance running, calisthenics, boxing) and I’ve noticed that my mobility needs work especially when it comes to my hips and overall mobility. I found this course through Andre’s instagram page. After watching a couple reels I was really impressed by his flexibility and strength so I decided to check out his course. My goal is to improve my hip and leg mobility to the point I can comfortably sit in a middle split. I’m hoping this translates well into my next marathon goal. I’m looking forward to progressing with this course!

I found this by liking a video on social media. I can’t remember which specific platform. I asked a question relating to glutes becoming too tight when chambering my knee. Andre responded quickly. I’m moderately flexible, but I want to increase my strength in the end ranges of motion, become more flexible and stable, and have more endurance. I am still not sure how to move through these. For instance, how do I know which session to do, how many times do I complete each session, and when do I move on?

I just have to say, after 4 years of Andre, there's not a single thing this guy can't fix. I'm incredibly grateful I met him so many years ago. I have a spinal fusion in L4-L5. When you are an athlete for life and they tell you at 19 you will never play a contact sport again, or that you aren't supposed to even vacuum your house that hits. I got told I would be back with in 10 years for another. Long story short...it's been 22 years since surgery. My disc is finally starting to go but I'm fighting it and GGBB is helping! I was at an intense training last weekend when during switch kick drills I had pain shoot down my leg. I stepped to the side, worked some GGBB for 5 minutes and I was back on the mats with zero problems the rest of the day!! Anywho, just needed to say thank you to Andre for sharing his amazing knowledge with the rest of us and helping give me and so many others a better life😊💪