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StretchLab brand expands into Paradise Valley market this fiscal quarter

New studio is the fifth location in Valley of the Sun

Posted 2/14/22

StretchLab, an assisted stretch concept that aims to identify tightness and imbalances in the body by creating a customized stretching routine for its clients, will open a new Paradise Valley at 4740 …

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StretchLab brand expands into Paradise Valley market this fiscal quarter

New studio is the fifth location in Valley of the Sun

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StretchLab, an assisted stretch concept that aims to identify tightness and imbalances in the body by creating a customized stretching routine for its clients, will open a new Paradise Valley at 4740 E. Shea Blvd Suite 100 in the first quarter of 2022.

The new studio will have 10 beds and will offer one-on-one assisted stretching and group classes, according to a press release.

StretchLab’s Arizona franchise owner, Jennifer Gage, a 37-year Scottsdale resident, opened the first Valley StretchLab in 2018 and plans to open five additional locations in the next three years, the release states.

Her history of entrepreneurship and start-up companies gave her the necessary tools to rapidly expand StretchLab into five locations in less than four years. Her most recent location at Desert Ridge opened less than a year ago in April of 2021. Gage’s other StretchLab locations include Arcadia, Grayhawk and Gainey Village.

Gage is also the founder of GiGi’s Playhouse Phoenix Down Syndrome Achievement Center, which offers free educational therapeutic, fitness and career development programs from prenatal down syndrome diagnosis through independent adulthood.

“Stretching caters to everyone from professional athletes to those recovering from injury or those experiencing stiffness from working at home,” said Gage in a prepared statement. “We are thrilled to expand StretchLab’s top-tier services to Paradise Valley. Our clients can expect a fully customized routine catered to their mobility and goals that will leave them feeling reenergized.”

Founded in 2015, StretchLab’s mission is to provide the highest quality assisted stretching services to clients of all types and allow them to reclaim their freedom through gaining a wider range of motion and flexibility.

The “Flexologist Training Program” requires all trainers to complete 60- to 70-plus hours of theory and hands-on training while learning the muscular system, assisted stretches and how to work with a variety of clients, the release states.

Flexologists use the Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) method in one-on-one sessions to increase range of motion for maximum benefits. StretchLab offers one-on-one assisted stretches with options of a 25-minute targeted stretch or a 50-minute all body stretch.

The 25-minute stretch concentrates on major muscle groups in one area to help alleviate muscle tightness from daily office work or intense workouts. The 50-minute stretch, which is an ideal comprehensive, whole-body option, helps those struggling from tight muscles and aching or stiff joints and athletes who would like to improve sports performance.