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iFlex Stretch Studios Adds AI-Powered Kinotek 3D Movement Tech

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iFlex Stretch Studios Adds AI-Powered Kinotek 3D Movement Tech

Newport Beach, Calif. – September 15, 2026 -- iFlex Stretch Studios, the assisted stretching franchise under Sequel Brands, has integrated Kinotek's markerless 3D movement assessment technology across its studio network, giving certified stretch therapists AI-driven data to personalize client sessions.

Kinotek's markerless system scans clients in seconds without sensors or wearables

The technology captures a client's body in motion before a session begins, analyzing range of motion, symmetry, and movement quality without requiring markers or sensors. Therapists use the resulting data to build personalized stretching plans, recommend at-home mobility work, and suggest recovery products tailored to individual goals.

Founder says technology reveals what human eyes may miss

"Kinotek gives our therapists a second set of eyes," said Verdine Baker, Founder of iFlex Stretch Studios. "It shows them things the human eye may miss and gives clients a clear way to see their progress session over session."

iFlex has expanded across seven states under Sequel Brands ownership

The rollout follows steady growth for iFlex, which now operates across Arizona, Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, New Mexico, and Virginia while adding new franchise territories nationwide. The Kinotek integration builds on an earlier 2026 rollout of AI-supported client communication tools, reinforcing the brand's push toward a technology-driven studio model.

Kinotek executive links measurable movement data to long-term independence

Dr. Marty Miller, Chief Movement Officer at Kinotek, said movement health predicts how independently people live as they age, and that until recently there was no fast, practical way to measure it. He noted that pairing objective measurement with trained therapists is what changes client outcomes.

Kinotek establishes a baseline for each client at their first visit and tracks progress over time through scored movement reports. The technology is now live at participating iFlex locations, with additional studios adding the system in the coming months.

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