The Watsu Way
In the beginning, Watsu was all about stretching, but it's much more than that. For both giver and receiver, this work in the water helps us face life out of the water with greater equanimity and flexibility.
Harold Dull
In 1980, Harold Dull started creating and teaching Watsu in the warm pool at Harbin Hot Springs. Today, there are 100 Watsu instructors around the world teaching the work that he and the water community developed. He served on the Board of the Worldwide Aquatic Bodywork Association and maintained its registry at www.watsu.com/waba. In an effort to touch more people, Dull developed the Watsu Round where even more people could participate in smaller pools, and he encouraged Watsup practitioners to add this to their offerings. His hope was that others recognize the potential in offering this healing paradigm in a community setting. Dull died on July 31, 2019, at his home in Berkley, California.For more information, visit www.watsu.com.