The “John Iams – PRRT Mini Course: The Sub-Occipital Solution” focuses on the assessment and treatment of sub-occipital dysfunction using Pain Relief and Recovery Techniques (PRRT). This mini course is designed for health and fitness professionals looking to enhance their understanding of the sub-occipital region’s role in pain and movement. Participants learn specific techniques to identify and address issues related to the sub-occipital muscles, which can contribute to headaches, neck pain, and other postural problems. The course emphasizes practical application, providing hands-on strategies to improve client outcomes through effective assessment and targeted interventions aimed at restoring function and alleviating discomfort in this critical area.

It’s epidemic in proportions. I’m not exaggerating. Most people hold a great deal of their tension in the sub-occipital region. This unresolved stress has a major impact on how they feel overall, not just at the base of their occiput. How do I know this? 25 years ago I invented & patented the 1st product designed to specifically address this problem… the Occipivot. It’s sold countless thousands worldwide and continues to be one of the top selling health care products on Amazon. Problem is, the need for addressing & resolving muscle tension held at the sub-occipital region is now greater than ever due to how we live in a world that keeps us in a hyper-vigilant state 24/7. Now for the first time, I’ve created for you a synthesis of my 4 decades of research & practice in my brand new training:

The Sub-Occipital Solution

I believe you’ll find it to be one of the best ever trainings I’ve ever done.

Muscles involved:

The Sub-occipital muscles (4):

• Obliquus capitis superior
• Obliquus capitis inferior
• Rectus capitis posterior major
• Rectus capitis posterior minor

Upper trapezius

Sternocleidomastoid muscle

Rectus capitis anterior

Occipitofrontalis

Orbicularis oculi

Semispinalis capitis

Online course includes:

• High Quality streaming video of techniques and background
• Printer friendly Quick Start PDF
• Images and animations of involved muscles

Proof Content

Archive: https://web.archive.org/save/https://superspinemember.com/the-sub-occipital-solution/