The 21-Day Program
A complete, follow-along program built by Dr. Lenny Roberts — chiropractor, former team chiro for the Philadelphia 76ers, and the guy your friends' friends already know about.

Short, no-fluff videos (3–8 min). Watch on the couch, the train, or in the kitchen.

A 40-page PDF you can print. Mark it up. Use it on the kitchen counter.

30+ targeted moves filed by 'desk,' 'couch,' 'plane,' and '3am wake-up.'

Streaks, levels, and a 5-day pain-free 'boss fight.' Yes, it's silly. Yes, it works.
01
Stop digging the hole.
We start with the simplest, highest-leverage moves: how to set up your screen, your phone habits, and a 90-second neck reset you'll do three times a day. By day seven, the all-day ache starts breaking up.
The 'Phone-at-Eye-Level' rule
The 90-Second Reset (anywhere, no equipment)
Workstation tear-down (10-min audit)
Daily check-in: 1 streak point per day
02
Wake up the muscles your phone put to sleep.
Deep neck flexors. Mid-back rhomboids. The forgotten muscles holding your head up. Five-minute strengthening sessions, three times a week, plus daily mobility. Streaks, levels, and bonus 'boss-fight' challenges keep it stupid fun.
Chin tuck progressions (4 levels)
Wall angels & doorway stretches
Mid-back wake-up sequence
Bonus level: weekend mobility flow
03
Make it stick. Make it yours.
We turn the 21 days into a 21-year habit. You'll build your personalized 'minimum effective dose' — the smallest daily routine that keeps you out of pain forever — and graduate with a printable wall poster of your daily five.
Build your personal daily five
Sleep & pillow fix (this one is huge)
Stress-tension protocol for high days
Final boss: the 5-day no-pain streak
Pick the version that fits. Both come with the full 21-day program and lifetime access.
The complete self-paced 21-day program.
All 21 video lessons
Printable PDF workbook
Stretch library (30+ moves)
Gamified accountability tracker
Lifetime access · all future updates
30-day full-refund guarantee
Everything in Core, plus monthly group calls with Dr. Lenny.
Everything in Core
Monthly live Q&A with Dr. Lenny
Private community group
Form-check video reviews (your reps, his eyes)
Quarterly 'spine reset' workshops
Lifetime access · all future updates
30-day no-questions refund. Finish week 1, don't feel it, email me. Done.
About 10 minutes. Some days less, some days a bit more if you choose the bonus challenges. The whole point is that it fits into a real life.
Nope. A wall and the floor will get you 90% of the way. A foam roller and a resistance band are nice-to-haves I'll suggest in Week 2 if you want them — they're under $30 combined.
If your pain is severe, sudden, came after a fall, or comes with numbness or weakness in your arms — see a clinician in person first. This program is for the chronic, low-grade tech-neck pattern that 90% of desk workers have. If you're not sure, I'd rather you book with me or someone local before starting.
Yes. I've used the same principles with teenagers and with patients in their 70s. The exercises scale — every move has a beginner version and a harder version.
If you finish Week 1 and don't feel a meaningful difference, email me. I'll refund you in full and we'll part as friends. I'm not in the business of holding people hostage to a course.
No — and I'll be the first to say it. If you have a structural issue, this program won't replace hands-on care. It's the program I wish every one of my patients had on day one as a complement to their visits, and a great starting point for everyone else.
Or you can keep waking up stiff and Googling 'best stretch for tech neck' at 11pm. Up to you.
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Real talk and proven exercises from Dr. Lenny Roberts, DC — 25 years in practice, team chiro for the 76ers and Temple Football, founder of Summit Spine & Wellness in Philadelphia.
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Educational only. Not a substitute for in-person care. If you're in pain that's severe, sudden, or doesn't ease — see a clinician.