Professional PNF stretching for Kirra — the legendary southern surf town where one of the world's best right-handers breaks at the end of the street. Mobile home visits, or come into the Wicked Bodz studio in Surfers Paradise (about a 30-minute drive from the studio).
Local landmarks: the Kirra point break · Kirra Hill · Coolangatta Surf Club just down the beach
Kirra is a surfer's suburb in the deepest sense — and the body of a surfer who's been paddling the point for thirty years needs serious recovery work. Assisted PNF stretching for the shoulders, lats, hips and thoracic spine is what keeps Kirra locals out the back into their 60s.
Kirra life means dawn-patrol surfs at Kirra Point, café breakfasts, beach walks, hospitality shifts, evening swims. The body pays for it in decades-of-paddling shoulders, surf-twist lower back and obliques, hospitality-floor legs — none of which solo stretching ever quite reaches. Targeted assisted PNF stretching does.
Every session in Kirra is built around your body on the day, not a checklist.
Hips, glutes, lower and upper back, shoulders, calves — all the places the daily routine quietly locks up.
Brief muscle contractions paired with deep passive stretches to access genuinely new range of motion.
Athlete or office worker, every session is paced to your breath and your tolerance — never one-size-fits-all.
The specific bodies I work with in Kirra share a recognisable pattern — and a recognisable set of wins.
Kirra is 30 minutes south of the Wicked Bodz studio in Surfers Paradise. Most Kirra clients prefer mobile home visits for the 60-minute session.
Mobile home visits across Kirra are $130 for the 60-minute session, or $110 per session as part of a 10-pack. Just provide a quiet space and a yoga mat — everything else comes with me.
Meet Angel & See PricesThe questions I get most often from Kirra clients.
I also run assisted stretching sessions across these nearby Gold Coast suburbs:
Book your first assisted stretching session in Kirra today — most clients feel noticeably looser walking out the door.