Each course is 2 days and 16 hours.

CECS are available for:

NCBTMB -National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork

NASM - National Academy of Sports Medicine

CMA - The Complementary Medical Association

AFAA - Athletics and Fitness Association of America

FHT - Federation of Holistic Therapists

National Pilates Certification Program

boc - Board of Certification for the Athletic Trainer

ACE - Fitness Certification

Yes, but….

I highly recommend taking levels 1 and 2 back to back. There is a foundation and understanding of the system comes only with practice.

This does not mean you have to have a business. But Levels 1 and 2 are the foundation of the system. There is a level of understanding that builds a foundation for safety, communication and appropriate application of the techniques. In my experience taking 1 and 2 back to back gives you a better understanding of the system than taking 1 by itself.

Levels 3 and 4 can be taken back to back with a good proficiency and understanding of the foundation of the system. However, it is recommended to space them out to fully integrate what you have learned.

Most stretching programs focus solely on muscles and muscle groups. The Rossiter Stretching goes a level deeper by lengthening and loosening the body’s connective tissue – the fascia, tendons and ligaments that surround muscles, give them shape and flexibility, and connect them to other muscles and bones. Strong, well-developed muscles are important , but those muscles have to move well to function and perform optimally. Rossiter Stretching, in effect, loosens the entire outside support structure for the muscles, giving them an extra layer of looseness, range of motion and injury prevention.

There is the regular price and the review price. You can only choose the review price if you have previously taken the course and are registered in the RST system. Otherwise choose “Regular Workshop”

Classes must be taken in order from 1-4

No! ~ The system developed originally by Richard Rossiter was designed so that a 4th grader could get someone out of pain. While the foundation is simple in thought, the system is designed to create safety not only for the client, but the coach as well.

Yes! Classes are held in several states such as North Dakota and Colorado as long as the enrollment supports the travel! You can request a class near you!

Absolutely! ~ Lubbock classes can be scheduled for any time and any day!

The course must follow the format to complete the 16 hours but the can be completed during the week or weekend.

Definitely! ~ Consider adding staff to your studio or place of business. Trained Rossiter Coaches provide additional offerings and revenue streams to your current offerings.

Yes, you must be able to physically get up and down off of the floor without assistance. Knowledge of the body is helpful but not required. Classes must be taken in order.

Not at all. ~ Imagine taking the course with a friend, spouse or teammate. You can provide relief to one another to extend training life, athletic events, a child’s sports career and more. Sessions with one another are less than your deductible and frequent care with other providers.

Classes with me start at a minimum of $725 depending on the location.

No.

You receive more than just a class. This is an experience. Some classes are smaller and even 1:1 at times if in Lubbock.

The work is invaluable but so is our time together.

No. All Registrations are handled through the RST website.

All Instructors are paid a portion of the class registration.

Instructors are responsible for all other fees including any travel, room rental class supplies and manuals!

Yes! ~ I offer quality handmade stands (not compatible with the company stands) as well as a getting started kit. All sold separately. Stock may vary.

Yes! You can book a private session with me before or after class. You can also experience Respiratory Rossiter as well. These session are paid to me directly and an intake form would be required just like any client.

Airport: Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport

Accommodations: Hotels or Airbnb Simply search for “Accommodations near Hub City Rossiter. You can also search for Hotels/Airbnb near the office. 7606 University Ave Lubbock, TX 79423.

Dining: Lubbock has nearly 360 restaurants- local mom/pop shops to bigger chains

Transportation: Rental cars at the airport or Uber. The city is small less than 300k people make up Lubbock. While public transit is available it is a little limited IMO depending on where you stay. Uber/Lyft or Rental car is your better option unless you find an Airbnb in walking distance. Truly, once inside the loop, (in the city) you can get anywhere in 10 -12 minutes!

Climate: Depends on the time of year. Generally warm, not much snow but bring layers for comfort. The springtime gets a tad windier. Drier climate.