Exceptional bodywork/manual therapy (Egoscue, Active Release Technique, etc.) in New York City? [Ref: The Four Hour Body]
September 5, 2012 9:00 PM Subscribe
Exceptional bodywork/manual therapy (Egoscue, Active Release Technique, etc.) in New York City? [Ref: The Four Hour Body]
I'm heading to New York City the last week in September for vacation. I've got issues with knee pain that chiropractic, foam roller and rehab-type exercises hasn't addressed. In "The Four Hour Body", Tim Ferriss had great results with a few types of bodywork. I believe the practitioner is more important than what the technique is called.
With this in mind, can anyone recommend a practitioner in New York City or nearby who's really really good? I don't want simply good, but a "magic fingers" type of person. High cost OK if they're worth it.
I'm heading to New York City the last week in September for vacation. I've got issues with knee pain that chiropractic, foam roller and rehab-type exercises hasn't addressed. In "The Four Hour Body", Tim Ferriss had great results with a few types of bodywork. I believe the practitioner is more important than what the technique is called.
With this in mind, can anyone recommend a practitioner in New York City or nearby who's really really good? I don't want simply good, but a "magic fingers" type of person. High cost OK if they're worth it.
Rachel Putter is a long-time practitioner of the Grinberg Method, which can be extremely effective in cases of chronic pain. She's based in LA but I believe she gives sessions in New York. Disclaimer: I am not Rachel Putter. But I do like the Grinberg Method.
posted by Paris Elk at 9:09 AM on September 8, 2012
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