Is The Way You’re Exercising Stressing Your Nervous System?

How To Build a Stronger, More Resilient Body With The Right Approach To Movement For Your Body.

FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS October 14, 2026 ● 11 AM MST

Class will be recorded if you can’t make it.

This class is for you if:

  • You exercise regularly but still feel tense, tight, or uncomfortable in your body.

  • You feel like you're doing everything “right,” but you're not getting the results you want.

  • You haven’t exercised in a long time because you are in constant pain and afraid it will make you worse.

  • You often feel stressed or “stuck in high gear.”

  • Your neck, shoulders, or other areas of your body constantly hold tension.

  • You've tried stretching, strengthening, or pushing harder—and you're wondering if there's a better way.

  • You want to feel stronger, more stable, and more connected to your body—without beating yourself up.

    If you're ready to stop fighting your body and start learning how to work with it, this class is for you.

    Plus, you'll experience and take away guided, gentle movements using the Mindful Muscle Method™ that will calm your nervous system immediately.

About Karyn

Karyn Hendricksen, MS, is a Kinesiologist with 25 years of experience helping people better understand and move their bodies. She is the creator of the Mindful Muscle Method™, a full-body approach to movement that combines mindful awareness, stability, mobility, and strength.

Her approach is rooted in the belief that your body isn't something to fight—it's something to understand. Through simple, intentional movement, Karyn helps people build strength and confidence while learning to work with their bodies rather than constantly pushing against them.

Build a stronger body by learning to work with it—not against it.

Mindful Muscle Method™

What We’ll Explore:

•Why the way you exercise can impact how your body responds to stress and movement

• How your nervous system receives information from your entire body—not just your brain

• Why your neck, breathing, balance, stability, and strength are more connected than you may realize

• How mindful movement can help you build a stronger, more resilient body without simply pushing harder