Recovery With Purpose. The KX Way.

THIS ISN’T JUST A “STRETCH CLASS.”

Active Recovery is a brand-new KX experience, taught by the expert Trainers you know and trust. Using the KXFormer and familiar movements, this class brings a fresh focus on mindful movement and recovery – designed to support your body while still feeling distinctly KX.

Whether you’re deep into the 8-Week Edit or simply looking for a way to balance your training load, this class is your opportunity to reset, release, and feel stronger from the inside out.

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • Mobility-focused
  • Dynamic, breath-led movement
  • Fascia release and joint care
  • Nervous system recovery
  • Low to moderate intensity – without losing the signature KX edge

It’s still a KX class – just delivered with a softer tone and a clear intention: to help you move better, recover faster, and feel more balanced, mobile, and recharged.

WHY WE LOVE IT

  • Designed to support you through peak training periods, such as the 8-Week Edit
  • Offers intentional recovery without losing momentum
  • Helps improve mobility and restore energy
  • Leaves you feeling rejuvenated – not depleted

FAQs

Yes! Active Recovery uses the same class credits as any standard KX class and is available to all clients.

Not at all. While flexibility is supported, this class is about intentional, functional recovery mobilising joints, supporting fascia, and resetting the nervous system. It’s recovery, but still very KX.

Yes – just a different kind. Think fluid movement, deep mobility work, and guided breath. You’ll feel challenged, but in a calm and supportive way.

Anyone looking to recover, reset, or reduce training fatigueespecially those participating in the 8-Week Edit. If you’ve been pushing hard, this is the class your body will thank you for.

We recommend 1 Active Recovery class per week during high training periods. It’s a perfect complement to your usual schedule.

Wear comfortable, form-fitting clothing that allows for a full range of motion. Avoid loose clothing that might get caught in the equipment.