Our Client's Stories
Ellen Knight
In December 2021, I was told by three different back surgeons that I needed a spinal fusion. I was 42 years old.
Spinal stenosis in my lower lumbar left my nerve pathways impinged and the subsequent chain of muscles weakened, leaving me unable to walk or dress myself. Their solution was to drill screws and rods into my spine to create space and free the nerves.
Two weeks before my surgery, I reached out to NRP. Paul quickly found the neurological origin of my weakened pathways and began to remove the soft tissue restrictions freeing my impingenerves. After my first session, I was able to walk, pain free, for the first time in 2 years. When we were confident that the soft tissue issues were resolved, I began working on neuro-activation with Danny.
My work in the gym with Danny was aimed at improving the interaction between my brain, movement receptors, and muscles. When I started, my brain couldn’t tell my body how to hinge, or walk heel to toe. When I was done, I was not only walking, I was climbing mountains.
Last, but certainly not least, is Matt. In October, I suffered a back injury and imaging showed that the spinal stenosis had advanced and osteoarthritis in my spine was now part of my story. Matt began by stimulating the receptors embedded in my muscles and manipulating the soft tissue impinging the associated muscles. In the gym, we worked on holding specific positions and established movement patterns to open the neurological pathways between my muscles and brain. I’m 45 years old and have never been mentally or physically stronger than I am now.
NRP has given me hope, restored my confidence and gave me my life back.
In December 2021, I was told by three different back surgeons that I needed a spinal fusion. I was 42 years old.
Spinal stenosis in my lower lumbar left my nerve pathways impinged and the subsequent chain of muscles weakened, leaving me unable to walk or dress myself. Their solution was to drill screws and rods into my spine to create space and free the nerves.
Two weeks before my surgery, I reached out to NRP. Paul quickly found the neurological origin of my weakened pathways and began to remove the soft tissue restrictions freeing my impingenerves. After my first session, I was able to walk, pain free, for the first time in 2 years. When we were confident that the soft tissue issues were resolved, I began working on neuro-activation with Danny.
My work in the gym with Danny was aimed at improving the interaction between my brain, movement receptors, and muscles. When I started, my brain couldn’t tell my body how to hinge, or walk heel to toe. When I was done, I was not only walking, I was climbing mountains.
Last, but certainly not least, is Matt. In October, I suffered a back injury and imaging showed that the spinal stenosis had advanced and osteoarthritis in my spine was now part of my story. Matt began by stimulating the receptors embedded in my muscles and manipulating the soft tissue impinging the associated muscles. In the gym, we worked on holding specific positions and established movement patterns to open the neurological pathways between my muscles and brain. I’m 45 years old and have never been mentally or physically stronger than I am now.
NRP has given me hope, restored my confidence and gave me my life back.
Robert Passeri, Jr.
Best place to go for information on your body ! !
Especially when you don't want to have any procedures ! !
Ray Neylon
Came in here for the first time year 1/2 and was instantly welcomed. Was humbled by my time here and have only improved in overall performance and connection throughout my entire body. Have been through ACL and meniscus surgeries, 5 total. I have been able to correct major imbalances from poor rehab before, and Paul Matthews and Matt Gentle have helped me so much in getting my body back to where it was. If you’re in need of feeling, looking, and performing better NRP is a must in your life. Everyone starts somewhere, leave your ego at the door and come give NRP a look!
Came in here for the first time year 1/2 and was instantly welcomed. Was humbled by my time here and have only improved in overall performance and connection throughout my entire body. Have been through ACL and meniscus surgeries, 5 total. I have been able to correct major imbalances from poor rehab before, and Paul Matthews and Matt Gentle have helped me so much in getting my body back to where it was. If you’re in need of feeling, looking, and performing better NRP is a must in your life. Everyone starts somewhere, leave your ego at the door and come give NRP a look!
Matt Kurz
In March of this year, I experienced my third herniated disc, specifically the S1 (with L4 and L5 having troubled me previously). Unlike my earlier two herniations, this one brought not only intense back pain but also tingling and numbness coursing down my leg. It became excruciating to sit, stand, put on socks, or even shoes, and I found myself stumbling as I walked. The pain, on a scale of 1 to 10, was a relentless 9.
Desperate for relief, I rushed to the ER where a battery of tests and scans revealed not just another herniation but also severe nerve damage causing foot drop. Surgery loomed on the horizon, but I was determined to explore alternative options. I consulted multiple physicians, tried various therapies, including massages, stimulation, chiropractic care, and stretching, but none seemed to make a significant difference. As time passed, the doctors' warnings grew graver: I had a mere 4-6 months to find a solution, or risk permanent nerve damage.
It was during this precarious period that I reached out to Paul. On my initial visit, he delved into a thorough examination, asking insightful questions, assessing my movement, and palpating my muscles, nerves, and bones. Paul concurred with the previous diagnoses of herniation and nerve issues, but he offered something invaluable - hope. He assured me that we could bypass surgery and recover not only from the pain but also from the nerve damage. Surgery might provide immediate relief, but it wasn't the long-term solution. Paul enlightened me by explaining that the herniation was a symptom, not the root cause; it lay in my movement patterns. By focusing on the way I sit, stand, and walk, I could address the underlying problem to prevent it from recurring.
When I embarked on this journey with Paul in April, my pain level hovered around a debilitating 9.5, and walking was a painful struggle. Fast forward 7 months, and I've steered clear of surgery, resumed playing recreational sports, and weightlifting multiple days a week. I've gained the ability to self-correct my posture and movement patterns, thanks to the invaluable insights and techniques I've learned from Paul and the NRP Protocol.
If you're seeking to avoid surgery, gain a deeper understanding of how to avert future issues, and regain control of your movement, I wholeheartedly recommend reaching out to Paul and the rest of the NRP team. Their expertise and commitment have truly been life changing.
In March of this year, I experienced my third herniated disc, specifically the S1 (with L4 and L5 having troubled me previously). Unlike my earlier two herniations, this one brought not only intense back pain but also tingling and numbness coursing down my leg. It became excruciating to sit, stand, put on socks, or even shoes, and I found myself stumbling as I walked. The pain, on a scale of 1 to 10, was a relentless 9.
Desperate for relief, I rushed to the ER where a battery of tests and scans revealed not just another herniation but also severe nerve damage causing foot drop. Surgery loomed on the horizon, but I was determined to explore alternative options. I consulted multiple physicians, tried various therapies, including massages, stimulation, chiropractic care, and stretching, but none seemed to make a significant difference. As time passed, the doctors' warnings grew graver: I had a mere 4-6 months to find a solution, or risk permanent nerve damage.
It was during this precarious period that I reached out to Paul. On my initial visit, he delved into a thorough examination, asking insightful questions, assessing my movement, and palpating my muscles, nerves, and bones. Paul concurred with the previous diagnoses of herniation and nerve issues, but he offered something invaluable - hope. He assured me that we could bypass surgery and recover not only from the pain but also from the nerve damage. Surgery might provide immediate relief, but it wasn't the long-term solution. Paul enlightened me by explaining that the herniation was a symptom, not the root cause; it lay in my movement patterns. By focusing on the way I sit, stand, and walk, I could address the underlying problem to prevent it from recurring.
When I embarked on this journey with Paul in April, my pain level hovered around a debilitating 9.5, and walking was a painful struggle. Fast forward 7 months, and I've steered clear of surgery, resumed playing recreational sports, and weightlifting multiple days a week. I've gained the ability to self-correct my posture and movement patterns, thanks to the invaluable insights and techniques I've learned from Paul and the NRP Protocol.
If you're seeking to avoid surgery, gain a deeper understanding of how to avert future issues, and regain control of your movement, I wholeheartedly recommend reaching out to Paul and the rest of the NRP team. Their expertise and commitment have truly been life changing.