Owner, David Weintraub, LMT received his massage therapy education at the Finger Lakes School of Massage in Ithaca, NY in 2007. He then received his life coaching education during a year-long intensive with Accomplishment Coaching in 2013.
Our new self care video subscription library has the pain relief tools you need. Whether you are taking classes online, or working from home. It also helps alleviate soreness or pain you may be experiencing.
DW’s Daily Stretching Routine is easy to learn. And quick to do. It also has a host of holistic health benefits when practiced daily. It’s designed to get blood moving to all major muscle groups and joints.
In this stretch series, David takes you through some basic anatomy explanations. And shares some self massage techniques along with the stretches.
He also includes tips for easy tension relief! You have the option of going through the entire program from start to finish in one video. Or taking a more targeted approach for specific problem areas like the neck or hamstrings. We made sure it it easy to navigate and find the parts of it that help your issue the most!
Curious? Take a look at this teaser clip:
There is a lot more available in the library! Here’s a list of what you’ll find, just in the DW’s Daily Stretches section
DW’s Daily Stretch Routine Breakdown:
See the whole sequence with simple tips
Full Routine in real time
DW’s Pre-stretch warm up
Hip external rotators stretches
Side body stretches
Stretches and anatomy for the rotator Cuff
The quadriceps stretches
Adductor stretch variations
Anatomy & stretching for the lats
Hamstring stretches
Stretches for the psoas
Calf massage for plantar faciitis
Neck muscle release techniques
Neck and shoulder releases
Stretches for the midback
Stretches and anatomy for the jaw muscles
Content for BWDWTV is updated weekly. Want to learn more stretching routines? Subscribe to BWDWTV! If you want live feedback and instruction, David teaches a weekly hour long virtual group class and offers 1-on-1 video self care consultation. And if a problem persists, come on in for Sports Massage in New York if you are in town 🙂