Adaptive Bodywork is a holistic modality that stems from Rolf Structural Integration. on a variety of surfaces (floor, table, bench, etc.).
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Adaptive Bodywork: Unit I, Unit II, Unit III Adaptive Bodywork is a holistic modality that stems from Rolf Structural Integration and is developed by Structural Integrators. Practitioners of Adaptive Bodywork view the body holistically and use their bodies adaptively to do the work (hands, feet, arms, elbows etc.) on a variety of surfaces (floor, table, bench, etc.).
Think of it as "two-person power stretching", or "movement-based deep tissue massage"...
It is the secret-weapon that elite health & fitness professionals use to get their clients functionally stronger, optimally charged, moving with fluidity and lightness, while creating a body that is free of dysfunction, pain, stiffness & chronic stress..."
The work realigns and properly tensions the clientโs fascial support network, laying down a new and more youthful structural architecture. The client is engaged and participates actively during this process. Unit I focuses on the integration of parts or segments of the body with the objective of creating more efficient movement patterns. This approach enhances the structural and functional integrity of these tissues, relieving pain, increasing mobility, and functional range of motion. Unit II still focuses on the integration of structural segments and expands the knowledge of the first unit with structural analysis, body reading and the integration of structural change in the segments with the rest of the body through active global movement. Unit III builds upon the knowledge gained from the previous units.The focus of this Unit is a multiple session (six sessions) approach or series that systematically organizes the bodyโs structural architecture in the field of gravity using movements involving the whole body (relative conjugate movement) that are by their nature, highly integrative.
