Services.
Corrective Postural
Educated Postural Alignment Specialist primarily utilizing The Egoscue Method of Corrective Postural Exercise.
Functional Training
Exercise comes with all kinds of end result goals. When a person wants to prevent falls as they age, and just be able to comfortably attend to activities of daily living, functional training can be less rigorous and more tolerable for the aging population.
Lifestyle Adaptations
Learn how simple cues and reasoning can make all the difference in how you approach health and exercise.
Informational seminar
Video educational mini-seminars on a variety of topics related to your body, function, postural alignment and general exercise.
In Person Training
at one of my three clinics in Prescott, Wickenburg and Phoenix. In home also available.
Virtual Training
Skype, Zoom, and Facetime for those with iPad or iPhone. This is a regular postural and function appointment, the same as if you came to one of my clinics.
Corrective Advert Methodology
If you are in pain, all you can think about is relief. Some have even come the point where you realize you’re at the end of your rope. For most of my life, I have worked with people just like you who have endured months, years, even decades of pain that ruled their lives. You do not have to live that way. The Corrective Movement Method I teach combines 35 years of experience in health care, exercise and postural therapy to give you the tools to live a pain free life, the rest of your life no matter what age you start.
As far as main-stream health-care goes, cardiovascular heart disease and stroke, cancer and pulmonary issues get most of the social attention. While it is true that concerns with these health issues affect the quantity of your life, musculoskeletal problems affect the quality of your life. When you are in pain, your life activities gradually slow down, your focus becomes centered on your discomfort. Because of pain, you are less likely to exercise, which can lead to cardiovascular, immune, pulmonary as well as other bodily function deterioration and health.
I want you to understand that pain has an archeology; a history of sometimes hidden traumas that can ultimately lead to distortions, compensations and ultimately disparities in how you stand, walk and function. Understanding why your low back hurts is, most of the time, more important than the fact that your back “hurts”. One of my core beliefs is that there is an interdependency of the body as a whole. Your body works as a unit. That’s why a pain in one area of your body can result from other things going wrong far removed from that site of pain. Say, you sprain your right ankle, and three weeks later your left knee starts hurting without your knowledge of ever injuring it. Because of the way the normal person compensates in order to bear weight on that right foot and sprained right ankle, the left knee takes on two to three times more work in order to walk. Not only that, but the right foot has turned out in order to reduce the amount of pain when bearing weight. Let us take this example a little further down the road. After your ankle starts feeling better, what do you think happens to the turned out right foot? It stays right where it’s at because it has learned a new gait pattern. This compensation, if left uncorrected will have far reaching consequences down the road say, 20 or 30 years to the knees, hips, low-back, shoulders and neck because it changes force dissipation from heel strike to mid-stance to follow through during walking or running.
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