Secret sauce - body engineering
Figuring out why we do what we do
One of my jokes is: "My father was an engineer - I tried to learn the good part!"
And my dad was a GOOD engineer. Back in the 1960s he worked for NASA and designed the Apollo mission "Command Module" arm for the launch tower as the USA prepared to travel to the moon and back. He said the hard part was NOT building the arm the astronauts used to walk to the Command Module, or even to get it swing away from the space craft when the Saturn 5 rocket took off. The hard part was getting that arm to slow down! In the 1970s my dad also worked on the Igloo "Playmate" cooler. That was the cooler with the triangle top that formed the handle. Neat stuff, huh?
Now fast forward some years and I started learning about Cause and Effect, learning which tight muscles affect which concern develop as they exercise or have a sports injury or auto accident. We want to share that learning with you so you'll have a short cut to identifying the source of people's tight muscle concerns.
1. We will teach you more about Cause and Effect. This will help you have a better grasp of "body engineering"
2. We will teach you more about problem solving. A business course once taught that if you learn how to identify a problem, it helps you create a solution.
3. This knowledge comes from having that "engineer mindset", but it also comes from 30+ years of asking clients whether or not they got relief. You learn a lot when they tell you what worked. And, you learn a lot when they tell you the therapy didn't work. Yikes! But failure is simply one way to get to success.
What does this mean for you?
We have spent years learning the lessons about "Body Engineering" so you can have a short cut to your success as a therapist!
