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I remember reading a memoir of a manual therapist who described his work with Ida Rolf. Rolf discovered a specific approach to massage, "rolfing". It appeared v
by Mikhail_Edoshin 1y ago
I remember reading a memoir of a manual therapist who described his work with Ida Rolf. Rolf discovered a specific approach to massage, "rolfing". It appeared very effective, she had a number of apprentices and followers and she was interested in clinical testing and such. Turned out that it would be very expensive. With all her money she could maybe afford a couple small-scale trials. She decided money could be better spent elsewhere.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoRolf isn't a form of massage, it's more like simple exercises that are just things designed to help bring awareness to your posture, where you hold your weight etc.
- dang 1y agoI think you might be confusing Rolfing with Feldenkrais. They're both great!