Assisted Stretching in London
One-on-one sessions with Trang — a personalised alternative to franchise stretching studios, delivered across multiple London locations.
What is assisted stretching?
Assisted stretching is a hands-on session where a trained therapist guides your body through targeted stretches you can't easily reach on your own. Instead of holding a stretch alone and hoping for the best, the therapist controls the angle, depth and timing — using techniques like PNF (contract-relax) and passive stretching to unlock range of motion your nervous system usually protects. A typical session covers hips, hamstrings, lower back, shoulders and neck, and lasts 30 to 60 minutes.
Is it worth it?
If you're desk-bound, training hard, or just carrying stiffness that a weekend yoga class doesn't touch, a single session usually shows you the answer. Most people leave with visibly deeper range of motion, less hip and lower-back tension, and none of the next-day soreness that deep-tissue massage can bring. Regulars book weekly or fortnightly — often as a preventative alongside gym or running.
Why choose Dr Stretch over StretchLab or Stretch Zone
Franchise studios like StretchLab and Stretch Zone rotate you through different "flexologists" on a fixed template. Dr Stretch is different: every session is with Trang personally. That means one therapist who learns your body — your tight side, the shoulder from an old injury, the hip that flares up when you run — and adapts every session accordingly.
- • One therapist, every session — no rotation, no re-explaining.
- • Fully personalised — not a scripted 25-minute template.
- • 30, 45 or 60-minute sessions — pick what your body needs.
- • Transparent online booking — no membership lock-in.
Looking for stretching near you in London?
Dr Stretch operates across several London locations so you can find a session close to home, work or your gym. Pick your preferred spot at checkout and book a time that fits your week.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a session?
Choose 30, 45 or 60 minutes. First-timers often start with 45 to cover the full body; regulars pick 30 for a targeted tune-up.
What should I wear?
Comfortable athletic clothing you can move freely in — leggings or shorts and a t-shirt work well.
How often should I come?
Weekly or fortnightly gives the best cumulative results. One-off sessions before an event, race or long flight also work well.