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Linda Taylor and Havilah Hoffman have opened a CINK (Corrective Integrated Neuro-Kinetics) Center at 439 N Lee Street in Old Town Alexandria.
Linda and Havilah are both classically trained ballet dancers as well as master Pilates Instructors. They are experts with all kinds of bodies: from the hypermobile to those suffering from gripping patterns and chronic pain; from novices to advanced athletes/dancers; and structural issues resulting from Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Marfan Syndrome, pectus excavatum/carinatum, scoliosis and more.
Benefits of Corrective Integrated Neuro-Kinetic Programs
- CINK Changes the Body’s Structure: CINK’s deeper focus on the nerves and integrative physics allows it to change the actual structure of the body, improving posture, kyphosis, scoliosis, ribcage malformations, and even bunions while also enhancing muscle tone.
- CINK Relieves Pain: Beyond improving the body’s structural appearance, CINK treats disorders created by nerve and structural imbalances. CINK has been shown to successfully treat: chronic pain, various degenerative diseases of the spine and joints, nerve damage, and hEDS (hypermobility) while improving respiration, cardiovascular function, and lymphedema.
- CINK helps you Perform activities Better: CINK teaches the body to balance the strain of gravity and impact reducing overuse pain and injury while improving strength, flexibility, balance, and agility. The results show in a greater ability to perform simple movements such as prolonged sitting, standing, and walking to enhanced performance in complex movements required for professional dance and sports.
Visit www.cinkcenter.com for more information.
Linda and Havilah offer private lessons in CINK as well as Pilates.
Call 703-966-4733 or email cinkcenter@gmail.com to schedule a complimentary evaluation/ assessment.
