Linda Roisum interviews Kathy Howard, Senior Certified Instructor and Coach of "The Rossiter System".
The Rossiter System is a 2 person workout where the Practitioner (coach) and the Patient (person in charge-PIC) works on stategic specific areas of the body where there is pain. The technique involves the use of the body weight and foot of the coach stategically placed, combining that with coaching the person to stretch.
A typical Rossiter System workout usually takes 20-30 minutes, with each technique usually lasting only 15 seconds.
About 90% of Kathy's clients receive immediate relief in just one visit. According to Kathy, "The more weight that we use and the more stretching the patient does, the quicker the results."
The Rossiter System is used to prevent or relieve:
- Sciatic or Low Back or Hip Pain
- Plantar Fasciitis or Foot or Ankle Pain
- Knee Pain
- Shoulder or Rotator Cuff Pain
- Headaches or Neck Pain
- Tight Calf Muscles and Hamstrings
- Golfer's or Tennis Elbow
- Overuse Injuries
- Arm, Wrist, or Hand Pain
Kathy decided to go see Richard Rossiter, founder of the Rossiter System, he did the Rossiter workout with her twice/day for 6 days, no surgery was ever needed, he was abe to put space back in her spine so those ruptured bulging discs were able to go back into place where they are suppose to be.
Kathy goes on to demonstrate in the video above of a woman with lower back pain who received relief after Kathy placed her foot in that strategic location on the woman's upper leg area.
In May 2008, Kathy opened The Rossiter Center at 1400 Battleground Ave., Suite 213, Greensboro, NC. She sees clients by appointment and also teaches Rossiter workshops there as well.
Phone: 336-708-1727
www.rossitersoutheast.com
kathy@rossitersoutheast.com
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