What Is a Flexologist?
A Flexologist is a certified professional specializing in assisted stretching to improve flexibility, mobility, and overall physical health, and are exclusively trained and employed by StretchLab, the industry leader in assisted stretching services. Unlike personal trainers or physical therapists, Flexologists focus solely on stretching techniques that:
- Enhance range of motion
- Prevent injuries
- Promote muscle recovery
Why Become a Flexologist at StretchLab
1. Make a Positive Impact on Clients’ Lives
- As a Flexologist, you help clients improve flexibility, reduce pain, enhance mobility, and prevent injuries.
- Your work contributes to their overall well-being, recovery, and athletic performance.
- You get to see tangible results as clients experience increased movement and reduced discomfort.
2. Specialized Training & Certification
- StretchLab provides a comprehensive, proprietary Flexologist Training Program (FTP).
- This ensures you gain expertise in assisted stretching techniques, body mechanics, physiology, and client interaction.
- The training enhances your professional skills and credibility in the health and fitness industry.
3. Work in a Growing Industry with Career Opportunities
- The demand for assisted stretching is rapidly increasing as people become more aware of its benefits.
- StretchLab is expanding nationwide, providing job security and career growth opportunities.
- You can progress into leadership roles such as Lead Flexologist, Studio Manager, or Trainer.
4. Flexible & Rewarding Work Environment
- The role offers flexible scheduling, making it ideal for fitness professionals, personal trainers, physical therapy students, and massage therapists.
- You get to work in a collaborative and upbeat environment with like-minded professionals.
- StretchLab fosters a supportive community, where employees are encouraged to grow and develop their skills.
How to Become a Flexologist
If you’re passionate about fitness, mobility, and wellness, becoming a StretchLab Flexologist could be the perfect career choice.
1. Develop a Background in Health & Fitness
Having experience or education in health and wellness fields can be highly beneficial for becoming a Flexologist. Relevant backgrounds include:
- Personal Training (e.g., NASM, ACE, ISSA)
- Physical Therapy Assisting
- Massage Therapy (Certified Massage Therapist – CMT)
- Yoga or Pilates Instruction (RYT, PMA)
- Chiropractic or Movement Therapy
- Anatomy, Kinesiology, and Biomechanics Degrees
2: Complete the StretchLab Flexologist Training Program (FTP)
To become a certified Flexologist, you must complete the StretchLab Flexologist Training Program (FTP), which includes:
- Comprehensive anatomy & physiology education
- Hands-on assisted stretching techniques
- Client assessment & personalized stretching plans
- Safety protocols to prevent injuries
StretchLab’s training ensures Flexologists meet the highest professional standards in the industry.
3: Gain Hands-On Experience
- Complete on-the-job training and mentorship at StretchLab after finishing the Flexologist Training Program (FTP).
- Gain hands-on experience working with clients to refine stretching techniques and improve mobility.
- Build confidence and expertise through real-world practice in a supportive studio environment.
4: Obtain Additional Certifications (Optional)
Although the StretchLab FTP is the industry standard, additional certifications can enhance a Flexologist’s expertise:
- NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist (CES) – Focuses on movement imbalances
- Certified Stretching & Flexibility Coach (CSFC) – Specialized in flexibility training
- Personal Training Certification (NASM, ACE, ISSA, etc.) – Expands fitness knowledge
How Much Do Flexologists Make?
A Flexologist’s salary varies based on experience, location, and additional certifications.
- Entry-Level: $18 – $25 per hour
- Experienced: $25 – $35 per hour
- High-Demand Areas (NYC, LA, etc.): $30 – $45 per hour
Annual Salary Estimates
- Full-Time Flexologists: $35,000 – $55,000 per year
- Private Stretching Specialists: $60,000 – $80,000+ per year
Bonuses and tips can further increase earnings, especially in premium locations.
How Long Is Flexologist Training?
The StretchLab Flexologist Training Program typically lasts 2 – 4 weeks, covering classroom instruction and hands-on practice.
Some additional certification programs take longer, but StretchLab’s focused training ensures professionals are ready quickly while maintaining high-quality standards.
How Much Does Flexologist Training Cost?
The StretchLab Flexologist Training Program is often covered by StretchLab upon hiring, making it a cost-effective way to enter this growing profession.
Is Becoming a Flexologist Worth It?
If you love helping people move better and feel healthier, becoming a Flexologist at StretchLab can be a rewarding career.
Key Benefits:
- High Demand – Increasing focus on flexibility and recovery
- Fulfilling Career – Help people reduce pain and improve mobility
- Exclusive Training – StretchLab provides industry-leading education
- Career Growth – Potential to manage studios or start private services
Conclusion
Becoming a Flexologist is an excellent career path for those passionate about movement, flexibility, and wellness. Since Flexologists are exclusively found at StretchLab, they receive top-tier training and unparalleled career opportunities.
If you’re ready to start a rewarding career in assisted stretching, follow StretchLab’s certification path and begin helping clients move better and feel their best!
