Structural Integration #6 Sixth Hour is the first Prone Postition in the series of Ten. Utilizing this position to address the Posterior chain of tissues. Deep hip rotators being the key here. https://youtu.be/6Vmp4wLedtI https://youtu.be/cviMDYNyoJw

Structural Integration #5 In the Fifth Hour we address the upper section of the Core. Psoas and Rectus abdominus being the bridge that a balanced Lumbar Spine may orient through. The Fifth hour ties in with the Third hour via the...

Structural Integration #4 The Fourth Hour is considered the first Core session. Adductors being the key structure to affect the lower leg line and its orientation to ground and how it translates Gravity through the ground. https://youtu.be/K0UhsVC1DuE https://youtu.be/TKZiHbtZDWU

Structural Integration #3 A transition session. The third session marks the place where we move from superficial tissues to deep tissues. Preparing the Shoulder Girdle and Pelvic Girdle to organize with one another by relieving the tension and mechanical stress from the...

Stuctural Integration #2 The Lateral Arch of the feet and Fibula are key structures in session 2. Freeing these bones and tissues of the lower leg create a firm foundation. The back work in session #2 is a way in which we...

Structural Integration #1 Breath is the focus in the first session of the Ida Rolf Method Ten Series. Opening up the superficial fascia is a key structure in achieving this goal. https://youtu.be/t1V0d4KGjNs

https://youtu.be/afHUAYkPzE8 Structural Integration #10 Line Session All the work and functions are accumulated into an entire session to experience the Line.

https://youtu.be/06ugoYaswlk Structural Integration #9 Integrating the upper girdle into the LDH Session #9 combines functions from sessions 1.3.5.7

https://youtu.be/1rsRy8qYCn4 Structural Integration #8 Lower Girdle Integration into LDH or Lumbar Dorsal Hinge

Structural Integration #7 Mouth work and the Last Core session. Integrating the roof of the mouth into the fascial matrix. https://youtu.be/tBZZi9jNCSY