
Body Shape Analysis and Management
Willwith Choi Won-seok
- Seocho-gu, Seoul
- Bangbae-dong AcheFree, Korea Open Cyber University, Sungkyul University
I provide body shape analysis, pain management, visceral care, CST lectures, and appointment-based care.
Approach
Pain and physical deformities originate from lifestyle patterns. My approach is based on non-invasive, non-surgical care techniques using only my two hands to care for the fascia, muscles, nervous system, and skeleton. I provide care and lifestyle guidance to help correct everyday habits and awaken the body's sense of balance so that people can change on their own. At the most basic level, when standing with weight shifted to one side, the weight falls on the shorter leg. If instead the weight falls on the longer leg, you can consider the condition to have progressed to a second-stage deformity. In ordinary walking, the longer leg moves first. In everyday life, changing how I use my body means starting with the shorter leg and pivoting around the longer leg. Changing bodily habits and awakening my body in this way can serve as basic daily guidance.
About
As an associate instructor of the Isogai Association, I hold qualifications to train instructors in Korea, China, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
Body shape analysis, pain management, visceral care, CST
Lectures and appointment-based care
Career
- 2010 – PresentDoctorate in Natural Healing. Representative of AcheFree. Adjunct professor in the Department of Beauty and Health Design at Korea Open Cyber University.
Qualifications and training
- Associate instructor in Isogai therapy; numerous lectures on fascia release, nervous system care, visceral care, and CST careIsogai Association of Japan · 2024
Specialties
- Body Shape Analysis and Management
- Other (custom entry)
- Fascia and Muscle Care
Recent answers
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