iFlex Stretch Studios Integrates Kinotek 3D Movement Technology
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iFlex Stretch Studios, an assisted stretching franchise with a rapidly expanding network across the United States, has integrated Kinotek’s 3D movement assessment technology into its service offerings. This move aims to enhance the personalization and effectiveness of each client's stretching experience.
Founded in 2022 and acquired by Sequel Brands in 2025, iFlex Stretch Studios has grown from its initial Arizona location to encompass studios in Arizona, Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, New Mexico, and Virginia. The addition of Kinotek’s technology marks a significant step in the brand’s commitment to using advanced tools to support its mission of improving client mobility and overall wellness.
Kinotek’s markerless 3D movement assessment technology allows therapists to analyze a client’s range of motion, symmetry, and movement quality in just seconds. Before a session begins, therapists use this technology to gather detailed insights about each client’s current mobility status. This data is then used to tailor stretching programs to address specific needs and goals, ensuring a more personalized approach.
Founder Verdine Baker stated, "Assisted stretching has always been about what a therapist can see and feel. Kinotek gives us a second set of eyes, showing us things the human eye might miss and providing clients with clear, visual evidence of their progress."
The technology also enables clients to track their progress over time through easy-to-understand scored movement reports. These reports transform subjective feelings of improvement into measurable insights, helping clients better understand and quantify their progress.
CEO of iFlex Stretch Studios, Verdine Baker, commented on the integration, saying, "This technology complements our existing expertise and allows us to provide more precise and personalized care. It’s about leveraging data to enhance the therapeutic process."
The rollout of Kinotek across iFlex’s studio network builds on the brand’s ongoing commitment to technology-driven advancements. Earlier this year, iFlex introduced AI-supported client communication tools to further streamline the client experience.
Dr. Marty Miller, Chief Movement Officer at Kinotek, highlighted the significance of the partnership: "Movement health is a key indicator of overall well-being and independence. iFlex is now putting an objective measurement in front of every client and pairing it with therapists trained to act on it. Data plus skilled hands is what actually changes outcomes."
As the technology becomes available at participating iFlex locations, the company continues to expand its franchise opportunities nationwide. With this integration, iFlex Stretch Studios aims to further cement its position as a leader in personalized stretching and mobility enhancement services.