Well I managed to get in 2 different sessions with Dr. Cobb, and it was ridiculously productive to say the least. For the first time in about 3 months I feel like I'm moving normally, my pelvis no longer feels as 'dumb' as it had been. It's not quite perfect but instead of small steps forward, I got in one heck of a big leap. My right side no longer feels squishy or soft, it has evened out to be like the other side. My abs are actually firing and helping me function, they've been turned off for a little bit. I got the go ahead to start loading linearly which helps a lot mentally. So the current plan isn't too far off of what I've been doing. I'll be focusing on bone rhythms for the linear stuff, I'll be doing some I-phase drills for rotation, some S-phase for fun, and finally I'll be starting some climbing...it'll be about 5-6 grades lower than where I left off but I could care less, I'll get to go do some sport climbing with Jes and enjoy being outside, just the thought of climbing puts a big smile on my face and I should be able to enjoy most of the season which I didn't think I'd get to this year...I'm psyched. I didn't get to enjoy much of R-phase since I have a bunch of other stuff on my plate but what I did get to see was excellent as always. It was great seeing a bunch of the RKC community at the cert. I also got to pick John DuCane's brain on some qigong ideas and their relation to what I'll be doing in my massage therapy class. I swear it's almost a problem, there's so much information to take in, synthesize and apply, it's like I start to get a handle on what's going on and then I get off on a tangent and see something new to explore and add in...it's a good thing I love learning.