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Tula Flow

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Including:
- Online and In-person training
-Custom individualized programs
-Postural correction and Integration
- Experience and Knowledge you can trust!
-Living in pain is not a lifestyle.

Photos from Tula Flow's post 10/13/2021

Quick stop at Baños🇪🇨

08/24/2021

Love my guy ❤️

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07/15/2021

Biggest focus while upside down; keeping the natural curvature of my spine while I reach at my end range of should flexion. A big indicator of limited range of the shoulders will always show up with excess flexion around the lumbar area of the spine. Keep those shoulders open. 🥷

Photos from Tula Flow's post 07/14/2021

MIA

Timeline photos 05/30/2021

Really am trying to be a greaser....👨🏽‍🎤

Timeline photos 05/27/2021

Been a while, but can’t lose what is ingrained. 🤓

05/16/2021

Backside flip 🛹

Timeline photos 04/23/2021

Life is good. No need to complicate it. Just enjoy while it lasts. 🙏🏻❤️ 🎥 :

Online Coaching Service. — Tula Flow 04/21/2021

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Online Coaching Service. — Tula Flow Online consultation session to simplify your already busy life. A session of 30-60 minutes via video chat. We will address any issues that may already be present and systematically create a solution plan!

04/14/2021

Hard flip 🎥 :

04/09/2021

Ninja Flip 🥷

Timeline photos 04/04/2021

Taking a stroll with at .sono.collection

Timeline photos 01/16/2021

Old shot from summer🌞🌆

Definitely felt my kidney screaming help hahaha 🤣🤣 I’ve stop training these all together, but this year you will see a lot of things showing up!! Workshops,classes, tutorials, shots...etc...

01/12/2021

Something to cheer you up. Falling is part of the game. 🥸

Timeline photos 12/12/2020

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Hey look this is another handstand picture 🤡

12/01/2020

Quick 2 piece⚡️ 🎥:

10/18/2020

Balancing the contrasts of my life like...🌀🌀🌀

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05/12/2020

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO

Static stretching is a passive form of tool, but completely contradicts your human physiology! Your dysfunctions are not a result of “passive” occurrences. Dysfunctions are developed by ACTIVELY placing your body in environments and stressors that do not respect your neuromuscular skeletal system. Meaning, your cannot stretch your way out of something, that you ACTIVELY wired your nervous system into. It simply does not work that way. You must look at your entire body as a tensegrity structure; meaning everything is interlaced and connected together. Even the slightest imbalance between the length-tension relationship between agonist and antagonist, will cause your entire structure to compensate to keep you erect in the most “efficient” way. When muscle imbalance is present, your joints will move from their optimal alignment, from muscles firing in all the wrong patterns and firing in all the wrong directions. The brain senses instability and creates compression in attempt to stabilize your joints! A perfect example: over stimulated hip flexors, will cause your pelvis to over anterior rotate, then cause your transverse abdominis to eccentrically lengthen, then cause your lower back to over extend. And this is just a small idea of how ingenious the human body is. Your body’s response to instability, is to immediately lock up. That means muscles lock up concentrically(short) and eccentrically(long). Even if a muscle may be elongated, you may still sense muscle ache. The only way to balance the body is by ACTIVELY training the nervous system to reflex and soften. Muscle can only do two things. Engage and disengage. Much more to share with you all. Stay safe and train smart.

05/12/2020

!!WHY YOUR BODY DOES NOT AGREE WITH STATIC STRETCHING!!

Before we get into this highly controversial topic, we must look into the context of what we are analyzing. When it comes to healing any type of postural or neuromuscular dysfunction of any kind, there are numerous tools and methods that all effect the results we are aiming for. Static stretching, being one that is highly over used and over dependent on. While static stretching does hold its place given the circumstance and or time. So let’s discuss what static stretching does and does not.

WHAT IT DOES ASSIST IN
Static stretching is a passive approach to relieving pain; meaning the muscle is not being contracted whilst being stretched.
Static stretching helps relief excess tension from over stimulated muscle groups(tho dysfunction occurs throughout the entire kinetic chain of the body). Static stretching helps stimulate the Golgi tendons which are located at the tendons of each muscle groups, where they “attach” to thus bones. By stimulating the Golgi tendon, we are able to relax the muscle spindles that are interwoven in the fibers of muscles. The muscle spindles are sensory receptors that sense when a muscle is being overstretch to its capacity or when a muscle is being rapidly stretched. Basically, these sensory receptors prohibit you from tearing your muscles from their insertion point. Static stretching TEMPORARILY gives your extra Range Of Motion yo any joint that we are trying to stabilize, mobilize, and neurological engage.

Timeline photos 03/10/2020

One of nature’s perfect design. Such beauty and intelligence. Resilient enough to withstand gravitational force and daily tasks. Able to withstand tremendous stress and injury. A self regulating organism that heals by itself. Even when in a dysfunctional state, it still is able to maintain its self erect under the circumstances. Even the way it reacts to trauma and stress is pure intelligence. Every cell in your body wants to live and evolve. Your body wants you to live in a strong, powerful, healthy vessel. The only problem is; your the only one that is getting in the way. Your body was designed to last your entire life span. But we have somewhat managed to burn right through our ligaments, tendons, cartilage, joints. How? Our body is always screaming at what needs attention, but we have trained our minds to push away. Your body is a intelligent organism, it doesn’t need more reps, weight, stretching, etc more! It’s never more. It’s less. Less ignoring the sign of dysfunction. Less sacrificing function over looks. Less habitual patterns that got you here in the first place. Less blowing off your self care. Your body has a design, a blueprint. Once we honor this blueprint. Our body will rewards us with; abundance. Abundance in a body that can move easily and gently into any position. It’s not easy, but it’s also not impossible. What will it require? Sacrifice. Are you willing? Or are you just interested? Interested is not commitment. Commitment is saying enough! I’m done living in pain! I will no longer do this to my body! This takes commitment. This takes a complete shift in your lifestyle. This is a never ending process that has no end. This is self love! Show your body love and attention! Telling yourself that you love yourself is not enough! That is just another excuse! If you really loved your body, you would not let it be the way it is! Self love is commitment and discipline. It’s saying I forgive myself for getting here, thank you for taking care of me, what do I need to do to change.

If you are someone that is struggling with chronic pain, please do not hesitate and seek help! Staying in pain, and “staying strong” is not strength. It’s fear.

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Photos from Tula Flow's post 02/27/2020

SWIPE LEFT!!👈🏻👈🏻

Spine decompression progression! A friend has structural scoliosis and and we managed to find a new resting position after one session!

First Picture

His hips are in a anterior posting meaning that they are tilted forward. He has about 18 degrees of pelvic tilt. To compensate for the pelvis, the spine is placed under an excess lumbar hyper lordosis. To compensate for the lordosis, the thoracic spine sways backwards away from the midline and falls into a hyper kyphosis. Thus forcing the shoulders to internal rotate and the shoulder blades to protract.
The head now is placed under a protracted and extended position. Meaning the head is in flexion and extension at the same time. It appears that his joints are in line, but it’s the body’s intelligent response to compensation.

Second Picture

His pelvis are now in a neutral position and his hyper lordosis has reduced a significant amount. His abdominals are now in relation with his hips and ribs. Decompression his spine allows his to sit up taller and reduce the curvature and his neck and thoracic spine. His head now is a optimal position, yet as you can see, his head is still in a forward position. His head appeared to be in line, but it was just due to the compensation in his mid back.

Take note that this was only after one hour session. Improvements are only guaranteed if you put in the work.

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02/10/2020

•CORE STABILITY & RESISTANCE•

Still doing planks and core routines that do not add force vectors and resistance into the equation?

Time for some lateral osculatory straight arm presses! These are great to find any energy leakages during a high lever(straight arm) or short lever(bent arm). The aim is maintain your core contracted and stable while pressing straight forward and allowing the weights to sling back and forth.

Focus on what’s happening with the weights when I’m in a high lever(straight arm) position. As I press forward, the direction of the weight follows, then as I maintain my arms straight, I really struggle to keep my core contracted as the weight swings backwards. Once the weight completes one cycle(front,back) the weight will return to the starting position and then I can return to a low lever(bent arm) position.

Pretty challenging and a fun different way to train your core.

Give it a try, I would love to hear your feedback. 🙏🏻

02/10/2020

•CORE STABILITY & RESISTANCE•

Still doing planks and core routines that do not add force vectors and resistance into the equation?

Time for some lateral osculatory straight arm presses! These are great to find any energy leakages during a high lever(straight arm) or short lever(bent arm). The aim is maintain your core contracted and stable while pressing straight forward and allowing the weights to sling back and forth.

Focus on what’s happening with the weights when I’m in a high lever(straight arm) position. As I press forward, the direction of the weight follows, then as I maintain my arms straight, I really struggle to keep my core contracted as the weight swings backwards. Once the weight completes one cycle(front,back) the weight will return to the starting position and then I can return to a low lever(bent arm) position.

Pretty challenging and a fun different way to train your core.

Give it a try, I would love to hear your feedback. 🙏🏻

02/06/2020

A quick and fun multi planear combo move! Give it a try and let me know how it goes. 😀😀

Isolated leg step ups are my favorite way of not only assessing any weakness/unbalances in the hips, core and legs, but also serve as a great way to strengthen as well.

If your hips feel tight and restricted, try strengthening them! Even the muscle groups that feel chronically tight. Mobile hips are important and if you are experiencing restriction in any ROM, it is most likely that your body will compensate in the most “efficient” manner.

Instead of stretching your hips, try eccentrically lengthening them! Not only are you getting a nice “stretch” but you also are retaining tension whilst you are “stretching”.

The key points of these drill are:
1. Maintain hips and shoulder as balanced as possible while performing entire combination.

2. Keep you feet foward in-line with your heels at all times. Maintain your joints stacked onto each other. Hips/shoulders/head. The gaze is foward and you are not looking up or down.

3. Keep a long and stable spine throughout the entire combo. Notice when you lose tension in your core or spine stabilizers when you perform the combo. The idea is to maintain intra-abdominal pressure while keeping a line spine.

Have fun and be safe.
If you have any more questions; shoot them below on the comment section, or a direct message!

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02/06/2020

Are you constantly living in pain and feel lost within your own power to change? Do you consistently have to shape your life around your pain to risk not getting hurt? Do you find yourself always promising to change, but never actually commit? Are you not showing up the way you desire yourself to be? These are all conditioning that we as humans tend to over identify as part of our identity. YOU ARE NOT YOUR CONDITIONS. What ever you may have been told, everything can be managed or completely reversed. You only need the burning desire and commitment in order to.

I am looking for individuals that are willing to be 100 PERCENT committed in transforming their body and life! Individuals that are tired of living in their own loop and pain. Allow my to be your coach and guide into a stronger, powerful, radiant you!!❤️

I am open to taking clients via online and in-person. Please reach me at www.tulayoga.space for any more inquires; I am more than happy to assist anyone.

Feel free to reach me here on Facebook or at any of my social media accounts.

Thank You All,

Francis J Torres 🥰

01/30/2020

Setting up a workshop for hand balancing around New Haven. Will be a 2-3 hour class. Coming sometime in the next couple of weeks. Let me know you are interested!!

01/29/2020

Try this multi- planar move for your next gym session!! Training should be fun and challenging!! Mix it up and experiment😄😄
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A lot of things are going on here so, let’s break it down...
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1. Keep your waist tight; maintaining intra abdominal pressure(contracting abs towards spine) while you rotate through your mid back. Start by pulsing back and forth in order to feel the recoil effect from your rotation.
2. I’m in a unilateral stance, with minimal knee flexion( bent knees), and slight hip flexion( hip hinge) while maintaining a long decompressed spine.
3. My left shoulder is eccentrically(lengthened while constant tension) loaded in adduction and scapular protraction. You feel a nice stretch here!
4.Now I shift into concentrically(contracted while maintaining tension) abducting my shoulder, retracting and compressing my scapula.
5. While Isometrically maintaining my shoulder in abduction, I shift my weight onto my left leg, and rotate my my hips and torso to the right. Once I complete 180 degree of rotation, I shift my weight on my right standing leg.
6. From here, use explosive force to concentrically load into shoulder adduction and focus on pressing my left shoulder towards my right knee.
7. Rotate at the hips and let your left leg naturally spiral into pronation. Causing your hips to rotate even further!
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A fun way to functionally load the anterior oblique sling. 😀

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