Hello all! I wasn't sure where to put this topic so I decided to start a new thread since I suspect that many of you will find it interesting.
There is a type of movement therapy (for lack of a better phrase) that is quickly achieving and almost undergournd "cult" status amongst it's promoters and practitioners. It is called "Z-Health" and is the brainchild of Dr. Eric Cobb, a chiropractor from the state of Washington.
I have taken a few courses and some of my colleauges (mostly Strength and Conditioning professionals and personal trainers) have even become certified Z-health intructors after paying thousands of dollars! Here's the website: zhealth.net
One colleague of mine (who's wife is a PT) in particular, recently posted the following on his blog regarding his recent Z-health certification (I-Phase):
These are pretty bold words. I'll post more from his blog shortly as I'd like some comments and feedaback.
There is a type of movement therapy (for lack of a better phrase) that is quickly achieving and almost undergournd "cult" status amongst it's promoters and practitioners. It is called "Z-Health" and is the brainchild of Dr. Eric Cobb, a chiropractor from the state of Washington.
I have taken a few courses and some of my colleauges (mostly Strength and Conditioning professionals and personal trainers) have even become certified Z-health intructors after paying thousands of dollars! Here's the website: zhealth.net
One colleague of mine (who's wife is a PT) in particular, recently posted the following on his blog regarding his recent Z-health certification (I-Phase):
"The money I have spent with Z-Health, although seemingly expensive for both my wife and I, has been worth every penny. I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. I can help my clients in ways (almost instantaneously) that no chiro, PT, or Orthopod can. Is that a bold statement? You betcha. How can I say that? Cause I've already helped clients by using Z that chiros, PTs, and Orthos couldn't. How would you like to say that?"
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