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VIDEO COURSE
Pelvic torsion is one of the most pervasive yet least understood causes of a wide range of pain and dysfunction in the body. The Postural Blueprint for Correcting Pelvic Torsion is a step-by-step guide for resolving this problem long-term. This course is the only guide of its kind available anywhere for addressing this complex and often intractable issue.
$279

DIGITAL BOOK
While the title is different (streamlined for a broader audience), the content is the same as in the video course, Postural Blueprint for Correcting Pelvic Torsion. This digital book provides the complete unabridged program for correcting pelvic torsion offered in the video course, presented in written and photographic format.
$49

VIDEO COURSE
Lack of overall flexibility is a deeply under- appreciated source of pain and strain in the body. The Stretching Blueprint is a complete guide to achieving supple, pain-free muscles, vastly improved flexibility and revitalized energy using the powerful exercise method, Active Isolated Stretching.
$229
VIDEO COURSE
Dysfunction of the primary hip flexors is commonly referred to as Iliopsoas Syndrome, a condition that can cause abdominal, pelvic, low back, hip and leg pain. Healing the Hidden Root of Pain uses a 4-phase system specifically designed to relieve the pain and symptoms of this problem.
$99

VIDEO COURSE
Just 5 lessons in length, this mini course offers a short protocol for relieving lower back pain using Active Isolated Stretching. It targets three often overlooked muscles that, when tight and inflexible, can cause strain in the back.
Free for subscribers