“I worked with Terrel in the year leading up to the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing. He helped keep me loose and healthy during my difficult training time, including helping me recover from back problems caused by my 40-hour-a-week desk job. In particular, Terrel helped me work through one injury that had put me out of training for a week — and his knowledgeable use of massage and Active Release Techniques, I believe, helped me get back into my training much earlier than I otherwise would have been able to. Terrel made a real effort to understand my training and recovery needs, and tailored his therapy accordingly. Through my first year of working with Terrel, I was able to hit Personal Bests in three separate events — putting together my best racing season in at least five years.” -Tyler Byers 2008 US Paralympian, Beijing (800-,1500-,5000-meter races, marathon) 2004 US Paralympian, Athens (800- , 5k-, 10k-meter races, marathon) Former (2003) 1500-meter US Wheelchair Record Holder (3:02.59) Course record holder, Rock n Roll ½ marathon, Virginia Beach (49:00)
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<< “Preparation for ultra-endurance mountain bike racing, and particularly solo 24 hour racing, requires an enormous amount of training time on the bike. Consequently, it is vital to recover quickly from hard workouts. It is also important to avoid injuries. My treatments with Terrel have drastically reduced my recovery time, both in between big workouts, as well as between big races. The treatments have also addressed and resolved several minor injuries that previously would have stayed with me all season long. Terrel’s treatments have played a major role in my transition from a top-three finisher to an all out race winner.” -Steve Schwarz, elite level ultra-endurance mountain biker; Winner, Solo Pro category, 2006 24 Hours of Big Bear, Hazelton,
“I owe much of my injury free season to Terrel. His combination of massage and ART works wonders on the rigors of my hard training. Going to Terrel on a regular basis is an integral part of my training.” -Robert Guidi Multisport athlete Team USA 2008 Aquathlon World Championships, Silver Medalist. Training to compete at a high level. Qualified and will compete in first Boston Marathon in 2009 >>
