Samuel Wigmore
March 5, 2019 17:58
For years, I've been plagued with mysterious knee problems that seemed to perpetually nag and persist. Nothing I've ever tried has helped very much, and it seemed that my fate had been sealed. As a millennial, I'm inundated with endless posts of popular (mostly yoga-related) exercise trends. As alluring as naked or goat yoga sounds, I wasn't sure that sounded like a great use of my time or money, nor am was I certain that it would help me with any problems that I have.
Even after my first trip alone, I can't explain how much value and information that DBP provides about yourself, your body, your mechanics, and everything in-between....it was basically a religious experience. Turns out I don't know how to walk very well and I could strengthen a bunch of different muscles to help out with the knee problems. My favorite part is that they assess your entire body as a whole, meaning that even though I have knee problems, Rebecca identified a bunch of other parts of my body outside the knee that contribute to the problems that need to be worked on as well. This level of thoroughness is something I've rarely seen before!
What DBP has done is help me strengthen parts of my body to make my knee feel more stable and give me more confidence that it won't blow out randomly when I'm least expecting it. For years, I've had to cautiously turn down certain activities out of fear that I will seriously injure myself, and helping remove that fear does feel like a miracle. Maybe they are miracle workers?