Saddle Stretch Introduces a New Concept in Adjustable Stretching Equipment
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CHICAGO - Txylo -- Saddle Stretch™, an innovative stretching apparatus concept, is being introduced to prospective manufacturers and licensing partners through Axis International.

Designed around a saddle-style seat and adjustable padded lifting supports, Saddle Stretch is intended to give users greater control over a variety of stretching positions. The concept allows the legs to be supported and repositioned as the user progresses through different stretches and comfort levels.

Unlike traditional stretching methods that may require assistance from another person, Saddle Stretch is designed around individual adjustment and support. Its adaptable configuration is intended to accommodate multiple leg positions while providing padded contact with the user's legs or heels depending on the selected stretch.

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The concept also incorporates an accessible mounting approach. The saddle can be lowered so the user can straddle the equipment from behind before raising the seat into the desired position.

Designed with a more compact footprint in mind, Saddle Stretch may have potential applications in martial arts studios, fitness facilities, athletic training environments, wellness settings, and home fitness.

Saddle Stretch is currently being presented to companies interested in licensing and commercialization opportunities.

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