Pain Relief

Gentle stretching and mobility for everyday body comfort.

Pain Relief in Flexor brings together 35 unique guided routines across eight collections—comfort-focused sessions for neck, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles, lower back, elbows and wrists, and sciatica-symptom support. Use them for general body comfort and controlled movement; they do not diagnose symptoms, treat a condition, or replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

35 routines

Unique guided routines across the current Pain Relief library.

Eight collections

Browse by a body area or a comfort-focused movement goal.

Guided sessions

Follow ordered timing with audio and video movement cues.

In the Flexor app

Browse Pain Relief collections on iPhone and Android—the same catalogue on both platforms.

Eight comfort-focused collections

The current release groups 35 unique routines into eight visible collections. A routine can appear in more than one collection when it is relevant to several areas, so Flexor reports the unique library total rather than adding every collection count together.

Collection names help with browsing; they are not a diagnosis or an assessment of why you have symptoms. Dedicated web guides are now live for all eight collections—Neck Tension Relief, Shoulder Comfort, Hip Comfort, Knee Comfort, Ankle & Achilles Comfort, Lower Back Comfort, Sciatica Symptoms Support and Elbow & Wrist Comfort—and you can browse every collection inside Flexor, while general educational content for each region stays on its body-area page.

  • Neck Tension Relief
  • Shoulder Comfort
  • Hip Comfort
  • Knee Comfort
  • Ankle & Achilles Comfort
  • Lower Back Comfort
  • Sciatica Symptoms Support
  • Elbow & Wrist Comfort
Knees-to-chest stretch for lower-back comfort
Supportive positions used in comfort-focused collections.

Guidance that keeps you in control

Each routine supplies an ordered sequence, timing, audio guidance, and visual demonstrations. Duration and difficulty vary, so check the routine details and choose a comfortable level before starting.

Ready-made routines, exercise guidance, plans, the library, reminders, session recording, basic progress, and streaks work offline. Internet is needed for Flexor AI and app-store subscription actions.

Reclined butterfly recovery stretch

In Flexor: Recovery-oriented sessions after activity.

Comfort-focused movement, clearly framed.

Premium collections support everyday wellness goals without medical claims.

When a general routine is not the right next step

Do not use Flexor to self-diagnose persistent, severe, rapidly worsening, traumatic, neurological, or otherwise concerning symptoms. Stop a movement if it causes pain, makes symptoms worse, or produces numbness, tingling, weakness, dizziness, breathing difficulty, or another concerning response.

Ask a qualified healthcare professional what movement is appropriate if you have an injury, health condition, recent surgery, pregnancy, or symptoms that affect safe participation. Urgent symptoms need appropriate medical help rather than an app routine.

Legs-up-the-wall recovery position
Slower cool-downs after training or a long day.

Sources and further reading

These independent sources support the general guidance on this page. They do not endorse Flexor.

Quick facts

Page type
Pain Relief hub
Routines
35 unique across eight collections
Access
In the Flexor app on iPhone and Android
Scope
General wellness movement, not medical care

Where to start

Your neck or shoulders feel tight after screens

Try Neck Tension Relief or Shoulder Comfort.

You sit for long spells and feel stiff hips or back

See Hip Comfort or Lower Back Comfort.

Your knees, ankles or wrists feel stiff

Explore Knee Comfort, Ankle & Achilles Comfort, or Elbow & Wrist Comfort.

You have gentle, settled sciatica-like discomfort

Read Sciatica Symptoms Support and its safety guidance first.

How Flexor personalises this

Flexor helps you pick a comfort-focused collection from what you tell it—your goals, focus areas, available time and recent sessions. It never scans or assesses your body and never identifies the cause of a symptom, so every suggestion stays general fitness and wellness support.

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Safety and limits

  • Pain Relief routines are general fitness and wellness movement, not medical care.
  • Flexor does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition, and it does not scan or assess your body.
  • Stop if a movement causes pain or produces numbness, tingling, weakness, dizziness, or another concerning response.
  • Seek professional advice for persistent, severe, worsening, traumatic, or unexplained symptoms.

Pain Relief is not a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

Read the full wellness disclaimer

Written by Flexor editorial Last reviewed July 2026

Explore related body areas

Go deeper on a single area with its own exercises, routines, and guidance.

Common questions

Direct answers about pain relief.

Is Pain Relief available in Flexor?

Yes. Pain Relief is available in Flexor with 35 unique guided routines across eight comfort-focused collections. The free catalogue also includes stretching, mobility, comfort, and general relief-focused routines throughout the app. Pain Relief collections sit alongside those routines as a dedicated comfort-focused library for everyday body comfort.

How many Pain Relief routines are in Flexor?

Flexor contains 35 unique Pain Relief routines across eight visible collections covering neck, shoulders, hips, knees, ankles and Achilles, lower back, elbow and wrist, and sciatica-symptom support. A relevant routine can appear in more than one collection, so adding every collection total would count some routines more than once. The published figure therefore describes unique routines across the complete library.

Can Flexor diagnose or treat the cause of pain?

No. Flexor provides general fitness and wellness routines, and the Pain Relief collection name does not mean the app can identify the cause of symptoms. It does not provide diagnosis, treatment, physiotherapy, or rehabilitation. Persistent, severe, worsening, traumatic, neurological, or otherwise concerning symptoms need appropriate professional assessment rather than an app-selected routine.

Do all Pain Relief routines have the same duration or difficulty?

No. Duration, difficulty, exercise sequence, focus area, pace, and optional equipment can vary between routines. Review the routine details before starting, select a level that allows controlled movement, and use a smaller range when appropriate. Stop if a movement causes pain, worsens symptoms, or produces numbness, tingling, weakness, dizziness, or another concerning response.

Start your daily movement habit.

Guided stretching and mobility, Premium Pain Relief, and platform-specific TV playback. Available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Android.

Free to start Most routines 5–15 minutes Offline core content Optional Premium

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