Here are a few more sportsmen and women who have benefited from Structural Integration.

 

Skiing World-renowned Extreme skier, and popular Warren Miller ski film star, John Egan, says, "Rolfing gave me the elasticity to make my first day of skiing look like I was in mid-season form. People asked me, what have you been doing? I said you won't believe it, but it was Rolfing bodywork. The first time I tried Rolfing bodywork the rejuvenating effects were incredible. Since then I have been recommending Rolfing to others." Olympic skier, Mickey Egan (wife of Extreme skier, Dan Egan), says, "Rolfing helps a lot, just in the way it helps me to loosen up, so I'm ready to go again. It's great. Athletes tend to use the same muscles over and over; they get tighter and tighter and this has an effect on the muscles. We can stretch but not reach everything. Rolfing helps me reach areas like the ribs, abdominals, upper body, and hips that are hard to get."

Olympic track and field   Hurdling: Edwin Moses won gold medals in the 400-meter hurdles at the 1976 and 1984 Summer Olympics. Between 1977 and 1987, Moses won 107 consecutive finals (122 consecutive races). He set the world record in his event four times.

National Basketball Association   Phil Jackson, former Chicago Bull's coach. Phoenix Suns guard, Danny Ainge, who has received Structural Integration for years, recommended the therapy to powerhouse Charles Barkley of the Houston Rockets. Other Phoenix Suns players, Mark West and A.C. Green, have also been Rolfed.

National (American) Football League   Rob Moore of the Phoenix Cardinals. Quadry Ismail of the Indianapolis Colts. Emmitt Smith of the Dallas Cowboys.

Major League Baseball   Tim Salmon, dedicated hitter for the Los Angeles Angels. Tom Seaver pitcher for the New York Mets.

National Hockey League   Mario Lemieux of the NHL team the Pittsburgh Penguins.

 

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