Craig’s path to the Rolf Method of Structural Integration has been a winding road. He has an undergraduate degree in finance from the Wharton School of Business/University of Pennsylvania. He was accepted into the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center Certificate Program. Although he declined, this led him to the doors of the Dharma Mittra Yoga Center, where he studied, was certified and taught.
In 2004, Craig first heard the words, “Emmett Hutchins, Structural Integration”. At the time, he had no idea who he was or what Structural Integration was. But after his first session with Guild graduate and practitioner, Swigg Miller, all of that changed and in 2006, he was enrolled at the Guild for Structural Integration.
“…Gentlemen, we can rebuild him… better than he was before…” (From the opening monologue of the 70’s hit TV show, “The Six Million Dollar Man”.) Having been a fitness trainer for most of Craig’s adult life, there was always something to add to the person. Something more that was needed to make them better.
The Guild and Structural Integration, stripped all of that away. Layer by layer. Craig discovered that in one sense, the Rolf Method is about enabling you to do whatever it is you want, with greater ease and connection. But, in a much more profound sense, there’s nothing more you need to do, nothing more you need to be. You just need to be you, but fully you. Fully embodied, fully upright.