Saturday, January 24, 2009 will be an all-day Community Clinic for those who feel that they need Rolfing and myofascial release work but cannot afford the regular rates. All fees are reduced by 50%. There are still appointments available. Please contact me to schedule your appointment.
UPDATE: No more appointments are available for this Saturday.
I was having a conversation with a close female friend a few weeks ago who mentioned that, over the years, she’s learned to recognize which of her bras actually make her body feel bad. She mentioned that a few of her bras were too tight and that wearing them for more than an hour led [...]
I often get asked what the ideal way to sleep is: On your back? On your stomach? With a giant pillow or no pillow? Hard bed or soft bed? So I thought I would share a few insights on proper sleeping — until I found a wonderful illustrated resource that accomplished all that I was [...]
If you’re like the teeming masses of everyday people who’ve tried their hands at stretching, you know how tough it can be to make progress toward touching your toes or doing the splits. It’s hard work stay motivated with your stretching regimen when nothing seems to be happening. Well, here’s a tip for that [...]
My answer to this question is yes — and in the way you have been looking for!
I came to the world of Rolfing® structural integration because of pain. I went to a Rolfer™ to get rid of pain the same way you would take an antibiotic to kill a bacterial infection. The majority of [...]
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STORIES OF SUCCESS
“Matt Hsu made me better than new! Here’s how: I am a marathon runner. No medals, but I complete the course in time to get the hat and the T-shirt. I can still say this because of Matt Hsu.
In February, 2010, I sustained a 60% compression fracture of one of my thoracic vertebrae. As I began to recover, I seriously questioned whether I would ever be able to run a mile again, much less a full marathon. I’m not saying that it happened immediately, but it’s now October of 2010 and I can run 26 miles again.
Matt taught me ways of redistributing my weight so that I didn’t injure my spine again. But here’s the amazing part: I actually have LESS back pain in running than I had BEFORE the February injury! By the way, I’m 57 years old, so recovery would normally be slow for me. Not with Matt helping me! Try him out – the results will astonish you.””
~Michael B., Certified Advanced RolferFEATURED POSTS ON POSTURE AND PAIN
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