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Rolf Movement – Part 3 (2) — Presenting the Embodiment: Learning Each Person’s Intention and Points for Improvement
Wednesday, October 9, 2019. Out of Haneda Airport, into Munich via Dubai. My first training in Munich in one year and eight months. What surprised […] -
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Rolf Movement – Part 3 (1) — Taking Part in the Workshop Held in Munich, October 10–13, 2019 (First Half)
The Rolf Movement training hosted by the ERA (European Rolfing Association), held in Munich, Germany, over the four days from Thursday, October 10 to Sunday, […] -
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Pattern Differentiation as a Procedure — Why You Don’t Start with the Organs
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Ayako Kakizaki’s Ten-Session Testimonial
1: What was troubling you before you began Rolfing (stiff shoulders, low-back pain, and so on)? 2: After the ten sessions, what was resolved, or […] -
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What the Meridians Are — Channels for Qi and Blood, and the Center Line
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Yasuko Fukuda — Ten-Session Testimonial
1: What was troubling you before you began Rolfing (stiff shoulders, low-back pain, and so on)? Low-back pain that had been nagging at me for […] -
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Qi, Blood, and Fluids — Dividing the Invisible into Three
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […] -
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Dai Saotome — Ten-Session Testimonial
The Rolfing I had been going for since January this year was completed today, with the tenth session🌟 The first time was about two and […] -
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IMAC (7) — The Upper Limb: Range of Motion and the Meridians — Reading the Organs and the Autonomic Nervous System
Friday, April 12, 2019. I went to Osaka to take the upper limb course (April 13–14) that Hiroki Sato — everyone calls him Hiro — […] -
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The Five Elements as a Way of Dividing — The Body Moves Toward Balance on Its Own
This article is based on notes from a course in East Asian Medicine I took between April and October 2019, expanded from the standpoint of […]