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Frequently asked questions

Yes, yes and yes! Especially the Open Level class is beginner friendly. The most important thing is: step by step, patience and believing in yourself. The flexibility exercises can be adapted individually on each participant and therefore are suitable for  every one (also for advanced people). Of course, I also support you in this.
Keep in mind that as soon as you feel pain, no matter what kind of sport, you exceed your personal physical limit. Anything that doesn’t cause pain, but still challenges, brings you closer to your individual goal. In my courses, I pay particularly attention to the fact that every participant is neither overstrained nor subchallenged. I include a lot of active flexibility training in my programm to strengthen and protect your body. Relaxed stretching, where you feel absolutely nothing, brings you just as little forward as too intense, painful flexibility training. That’s when your body feeling (keyword: balance!) is especially important. You will learn this at Boho. What is unhealthy is doing nothing for a lifetime.
Of course! The courses are suitable for both women and men. Flexibility forms the basis of most sports and therefore must be incorporated into the training. I already coached soccer teams and ice hockey players to reach their full potential.
All you need is comfortable clothes, something to drink and an exercise mat. Some exercises require yoga blocks and a resistance band which are provided in studio. But most importantly, positive energy 🙂 because a pleasant atmosphere is the main characteristic of Boho.
Open Level: You want to improve your flexibility, still let your soul dangle and go home relaxed? Then this course is made for you! This course is open to all levels and stretches the whole body from neck to toe. Also experienced people will be challenged as I adjust the exercises individually.
 

Advanced Level: This class is suitable for those who want to improve and deepen their already acquired flexibility. The focus is on splits, backbending, needle scale, elbow stand and more.

In both classes we include static, dynamic, active and passive exercises.

No! It’s never too late to do something good for your body! My participants are between 14 and 77 years old. Practice has proven it: no matter how old you are, progress is clearly visible on every participant!
The more regularly you participate, the faster you will achieve your goals. With 1 class per month, you’re unlikely to make progress. Stretching at least once a week will certainly get you achieving your goals.
Do you know the 5 basic elements of sport? Coordination, speed, strength, stamina and flexibility! These 5 elements must be included in your training to achieve success in sport. Furthermore, stretching prevents injury, helps to avoid muscle shortening and strengthens your body. You will see that your body feels more supple when you stretch which will contibute to practicing any sports and everyday situations with more fun, lightness and success.
Stretching shouldn’t be confused with warming up! A warm up warms up and prepares your body for a respective sport, flexibility training lenghtens your tendons, muscles and ligaments in the longer term.
Static stretching: You stay in position, holding the stretch for some breaths.
 
Dynamic stretching: In contrast to static stretching you don’t stretch the muscle group consistently. You stretch and relelase it for a few times. It’s important to do that in a controlled way to prevent injuries.
 
Active stretching: You stretch without any external help and use your own muscle strength to stretch. This stretching variant combines muscle workout and stretching.
 

Passive stretching: Your muscles are relaxed while an external force (own body weight, equipment, coach etc.) stretches your body.

The way you stretch and which variants you combine with each other is entirely up to you, your goals and the sport. Varied training as well as setting new stimuli are certainly an advantage.