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Body Pliability Overview

During my sepsis recovery I was unable to do any other activity other than physical recovery. Brain wasn’t able to do and work for around 3 years.

It took me 1.5 years just to be able to walk 10 minutes and a further 3 years to be able to work a full week without extreme fatigue.

Toxins - Detox - Stress Release - Suppleness - Relaxed

Vitality. High Vibrational Frequency and energetic body, relaxed

Release all toxins and stress from muscles. We are designed to move

Foam rolling. Hand massager

Unable to do any physical or mental work


Rest, release, recover, energised

Rebuild muscular endurance, tendon and ligament strengh from being unable to stand without help from someone.

Scene(s)Emotions
Mountain resort overlooking the himalayasBody pain - relaxation - muscle soothing

PhysiologyFocusLanguageHabit
Massagepressure point releasework through the painFoam roller
ActiveFlexibilty, tendons, ligamentsstrengthen the connected body from head to toeStreching
Semi ActiveCounter tightnessBalance muscle useStretches
PassiveLactic acid flushRecharge legsLift legs
MassageQuads supplenessLoosen tightnessHand massager
SleepingRecoveryI allow myself great sleepSleep/wake routines
AlignedMaintain body postureChin back, roll shoulders backAlexander technique

Definition: Pliability describes the state in which your muscles are long, soft, and resilient, enabling them to absorb and disperse forces — in both sport and daily life — and operate efficiently.

Unlike short and dense muscles, pliable muscles allow you to perform and train at your best while avoiding injury. Pliability primes your muscles for efficient performance, so you can train better, recover faster, and prevent injury regardless of your activity level.

  • Daily 5 min roller
  • Weekly stretching/yoga
  • Regular wake times and prepare for sleep in advance
  • Wake early
  • Momentum

MUST CLEANSE TOXINS AND STRESS

  1. Core Strength
  2. Strething Flexibility
  3. Posture & Shoulder realignment