Dr. Tyler Maltman will be serving as a Visiting Practitioner at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan for two weeks, offering a unique approach that integrates evidence-informed integrative medicine, pain neuroscience, and his original movement concept, Skelability.

While most people are familiar with flexibility, far fewer understand Skelability—a term created by Dr. Maltman to describe the concept that every individual has a unique skeletal structure that influences their available range of motion and how they move. By recognizing these natural anatomical differences, Skelability aims to help people develop a safer, more effective, and more personalized movement practice.

During his residency at Sayan, Dr. Maltman will lead two movement classes each day—one in the morning and one in the evening. These sessions utilize his distinctive medicinal movement approach and are designed to benefit participants of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned practitioners.

Guests will also have the opportunity to book one-on-one assessments to better understand their own unique Skelability and receive individualized guidance for developing a personalized movement practice that aligns with their anatomy, goals, and lifestyle.