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The Vault
Your private gateway to the Reflexive Strength Therapy
 

Already a student or program participant? Click here to access your teaching resources, practice guidance, and ongoing support.​​​​​​ The first time you do this you will be asked to sign-in. Log-in is normally only needed once per device.

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​If you’re new, this page explains what lives inside the Vault, how access works, and so you can decide whether it’s right for you.

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What is the Vault?
 

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​The Vault is a living practice library for Reflexive Strength Therapy.

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It exists to support integration over time — helping the work land in your body, not just your memory.

Inside, you’ll find distilled teaching drawn from guiding many different bodies through the same core routines — refined to what actually works across pain profiles, movement backgrounds, and real-life constraints.

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The core of the vault is 2 hours 45 minutes of unique, teaching videos, designed to lift your own practice of the Reflexive Strength Therapy exercises, from beginner, through improver, to expert and eventually to self-mastery. 

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Paid access to the vault typically lasts 1–2 years, allowing your practice to mature at its own pace. Currently, paid-access is granted until the end of the calendar year following the year in which access is unlocked.​​

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Free-access vault content
 

All students can view the Vault's free-access area, but only after you sign-in (for free).

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This area includes pages covering:

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  • Props: clear descriptions + why they are used + links + option to buy a full props pack
     

  • Sample teaching page: Standing warm-up routine for spine and nervous system + practice notes
     

  • Bonus teaching page: making props at home from rolled/folded towels + practice notes
     

  • Vault access: purchase paid-for access here

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These pages are designed to help you make informed decisions – and to give a genuine flavour of how the Vault works.

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Paid-access vault content
 

This is the heart of the Vault — where in-person learning is supported, stabilised, and allowed to mature over time.

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People usually arrive here because they’re considering going deeper. They want to understand whether this work is genuinely held, carefully sequenced, and worth meeting in person. This space exists to answer that — without pressure or hype.

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Full paid access is included in the Training Program and Private Coaching Program. Other committed students may also purchase access once they’ve learned the work in person.

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The 5 Practice Portals

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At the centre of the vault are 5 practice portals. Each portal will take you on a self-empowerment journey from tension and discomfort to lightness, ease, and reflexive strength. Each portal covers one of the five core sequences, each addressing a different dimension of how the body releases tension, reorganises support, and builds reflexive strength:

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  • Practice Portal 1 — Passion & Power — Lower back
    Release deep-held tension, realign the pelvis and lumbar spine, and re-establish reliable core support.
     

  • Practice Portal 2 — Opening the Heart — Upper back
    Restore mobility and ease through the upper spine and shoulders, supporting openness and vitality.
     

  • Practice Portal 3 — Awaken Your Fire — Breath
    Expand breathing capacity and thoracic movement to support stamina, endurance, and nervous system regulation.
     

  • Practice Portal 4 — Poise & Power — Posture
    Refine alignment and balance so strength transmits cleanly through the whole body.
     

  • Practice Portal 5 — Flow & Grace — Integration
    Bring spine, breath, and movement together into fluid, coordinated expression.

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Access to each practice portal is normally unlocked only after you’ve learned it in person — in a practice lab, training session, or private coaching session. This protects your body, and preserves the integrity of the work. Once access is unlocked, it is non-refundable.

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What's in each practice portal?

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Each practice portal lives on a single, carefully structured page designed to support embodied learning, not information overload:

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  • Clear short, medium, and long practice sequences

  • Teaching videos for every exercise, with best-practice guidance

  • Optional audio-only versions for deeper internal focus

  • Guidance on pacing, rest, and integration

  • Subtle refinements that emerge only through repetition

  • Concise written reminders for when video is no longer needed

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The intention is to support a gradual transition from guided practice → confident self-practice, without rushing or forcing independence. And within that arc, the practice portals support embodied repetition.​

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Core Sequence Integration Portal

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For participants in each core training program intake, the vault also includes a dedicated core sequence integration portal, updated after every training session.

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This portal exists to support real life:

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  • Clear bullet-point summaries of key teaching points

  • Guidance if you need to revisit or catch up on a missed workshop

  • Support for integration without cognitive overload

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They allow you to fully inhabit each in-person session, or to miss a session without penalty, knowing that the material will be ready to review and study online whenever you want to. And within that dynamc, the Core Sequence Integration portals support structural understanding.

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Easy, secure access
 

If you want to explore the free-access contents, please note the following:
 

  • Click on the enter vault button below.

  • You’ll be asked to sign-in, just one time, using Google, Facebook, or email.

  • Afterwards, this button will always take you straight to the vault contents page.

  • You’ll usually only need to log-in once per device.

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If you have any problems accessing content in the paid-access or training program areas, please click here for my contact details, and message or call me, so I can update the system to give you access​.

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Copyright © 2026 Adam Spanier​
Video/photos © 2025 Gina Power

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