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Deep Tissue Massage and Myofascial Release (Rolfing) [4/1]

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************* Deep Tissue Massage and Myofascial Release, by Art Riggs. This is a 7 DVD set with about 11 hours of intense instruction on advanced massage and structural bodywork. For a full product description and review check Amazon or the following. Both are similar. http://terrarosa.com.au/dtm/dtm.htm How a person holds themselves and has learned to move in their daily lives over time effects the way their tissues rigidify, and those patterns are translated into how a person moves, stands, how they feel and into how they function. SI bodywork strives to balance the body in gravity and correct the patterns of holding a person has learned over their lives. Apart from the first video on safety, the remainder of the of set is meant to be a complete set and is not intended to be viewed or sold as separate discs. I have uploaded this for students and serious semi-professionals who are unable to purchase the $240 set from the author. For those who are professional and who make a decent wage, I hope that you will have the decency to purchase the set from the author. The guy is not part of the MPAA, Sony, Warner Brothers, or other money-hungry institution out to screw over either artists or the public. Art Riggs is a cool guy, and if you can afford the set, please go out and buy it. If not, and you value the material, at least consider getting his companion book, Deep Tissue Massage. The author's website is http://www.deeptissuemassagemanual.com The set was written with the intention of bringing basic Rolfing or Structural Integration (SI) techniques to the massage therapy community. This is advanced bodywork and is not intended to be the sort of superficial massage lovers give each other as part of a romantic evening. The intent of myofascial work is to create potentially lasting change in the client. While Riggs goes into techniques, there are things that are fundamental to SI work that he doesn't specifically mention that are important. There are a couple of requirements for people entering Rolfing training that do matter. One is that the student receive both the basic and advanced Rolfing sessions. The other was in effect in Ida Rolf's day, but has since unfortunately been ignored and was that the student of Rolfing be emotionally healthy. The latter, while important, I suspect was let slide within Rolfing education due to its potential for limiting paying students if it was fully enforced. Consequently there are unfortunately very emotionally blocked and rigid Rolfers practicing who do a disservice to their clients. The body structure of a person doing deeper bodywork directly impacts the person they are working on. This cannot be emphasized enough. The work is not just about a series of techniques as it requires a great deal of sensitivity to be done properly. The work is an art. If a person lacks an inner awareness of their own body, the also will fail to fully tune in to and connect with the client's body on whom they are working. Any good Rolfer or SI practitioner will make a concerted effort at maintaining their own optimal structural and emotional health. It is basic to doing the work. Hellerwork was founded as an offshoot of Rolfing partly to address the lack of integration between the more physical aspects of SI and the emotional and psychological aspects of bodywork. My Charles Kelley torrent also is a response to the need for more integration between Rolfing and somatic psychology. The perceived lack of integration between SI and somatic psychology has been raised by some leading practitioners within the SI profession. Besides simply going through the largely passive process of being Rolfed, there is also movement education that is a fundamental part of maintaining the changes the bodywork has started. There is a free client handbook available at hellerwork.com that may be of use. There are also assorted books put out by Rolfers and SI people including New Rules of Posture, by Mary Bond, and How Life Moves, by Caryn McHose. There is also some material by Anita Boser and by Dan Bienenfeld that I haven't read. Yoga is also an excellent way to enhance self-awareness and was viewed favorably by Ida Rolf, the founder of Rolfing. Other bodymind modalities of interest are Cranio-sacral therapy, Feldenkrais, and Pilates. While I do believe that learning should not just be the privilege of the rich, I also am bypassing some of the safeguards to the information that is maintained by the formal SI and Rolfing instruction centers. Doing a lot of deeper tissue work can be harmful for a person not properly built for doing the work. Doing the work without a good understanding of the material, a good inner sensitivity and sound personal body structure can be potentially harmful to the client a person is working on. Further resources: http://www.rolfguild.org http://www.rolf.org http://www.hellerwork.com http://www.boulderbookstore.com/rolf.html http://www.theiasi.org http://www.somatics.de The last site is very good. The Trail Guide to the Body is an excellent book for learning basic anatomy. The Riggs videos rely on a fair amount of technical language and an understanding of anatomy is essential. I have uploaded a series of videos and other material related to SI besides just this one. While the Riggs set is mostly about techniques, Thomas Myers has a couple of video sets available on understanding body structure. I have uploaded one of these to TPB. The material complements the Riggs series. Both Art Riggs and Tom Myers are Advanced Rolfers and both are well respected within the SI community. There is a quote from Riggs on the first listed web link, "A stroke can be an empty gesture without good intention." The quote has been picked up elsewhere as well. You need a reason to do what you are doing, rather than just randomly mucking around in someone's body. The Myers videos that I have uploaded on the bay are designed to give a broader understanding of the body's structure and the interrelatedness of the fascia. The Myers video series are important to anyone wanting to more fully understand what this work is about. There is a small info file as part of the video 1 folder that has a little more information than is provided here. I wrote it earlier and now has been at least partially included in the description here. If what you are just looking for is a pleasant, feel-good massage with also some health benefits, may I suggest Tui-na or Shiatsu rather than this material. Novices can benefit from the videos here, but it is mainly for more seasoned bodyworkers or those who are on a serious quest for greater bodywork skills. The material here is partially some basic Rolfing/SI information presented by a massage therapy instructor and certified Advanced Rolfer that has been sanitized to be suitable for the massage therapy community and should not be considered to be all there is to the Rolfing/SI profession. Keep your heart in the work! Brought to you by Bakune and The Pirate Bay, the World's Largest Library Enjoy!

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