William Schultz

Shiatsu, the ancient art of health, is the oldest known form of physical therapy. Together with acupuncture, acupressure has just begun to gain recognition in the West as a miraculous way to well-being. Shiatsu releases excess tension through massages applied to pressure points and muscles of the body. Written by one of the five experts on shiatsu holding a Masters Degree, this book offers a release from the acute tension syndrome. Learn the art of Japanese finger presssure therapy and enjoy its life-giving rewards. The author was introduced to shiatsu by an acquaintance affiliated with the state Department in Tokyo, wher eSchoultz was living with his family. Shiatsu was suggested as a therapy for stress and tension. So impressed with the method, Schultz enrolled as a student at the Shiatsu Institute in 1954 and in 1966 became the fifth student to obtain a Master's Degree. During his period of study, Schultz moved his family back to the U.S., continuing his exporting business. But Schultz also continued his study and practice of shiatsu and often helped friends to relieve their ailments with the treatment. Word spread quickly and in 1957 Schultz opened the first shaitsu office in the U.S. in Long Beach, California. In 1962 Schultz moved his shiatsu office to Desert Hot Springs, California. People from all over the world have come there for treatment. Contents Methodology (A bit of history) Application of the fingers and knuckles Headaches Neck and shoulders Arms and hands Stomach and lower back Hips, legs, and feet Upper back Breathing Conclusion… (altro)