For Athletes Ready to Go as Far Inward as They’ve Gone Outward

About this experience

Most athletes know how to push through physical pain. What stops us is rarely the body. It's the fear that didn't heal when the injury did. The emotional weight that accumulates until one day the legs are fine but something else can't go on. This work is for athletes who know the difference, or are starting to suspect it. Maybe you've recovered physically but haven't fully recovered psychologically. Maybe you're still performing but carrying something underneath that's quietly limiting you. Maybe you've stepped back from sport and are sitting with the identity that got left behind. I've been an athlete my entire life and have pushed myself physically and emotionally hard. I know what it feels like when the body has healed but the mind hasn't caught up. When the trail is the same trail you've ridden a hundred times but something in you won't go there. I know what it's like to sit at mile 73 of a 100-mile ultra race, physically intact but emotionally done, and have to figure out which one is actually true. I've spent over 16 years as a Certified Rolfer working with athletes' bodies. The places where effort gets stored, where old injuries live, where the nervous system holds what the mind has tried to move past. That background is the foundation of how I facilitate. Psilocybin, in the right container, creates space for a conversation to finally happen. A chance to understand whether it's the body, the mind, or the nervous system holding you back and why. A chance for a reset. This experience may be right for you if: - You've recovered from injury physically but your confidence hasn't fully come back - Fear or past trauma is quietly limiting what your body will let you do - You're emotionally or psychologically blocked in ways that are affecting your performance or your relationship with sport - You've stepped back from athletics and are working through the identity that came with it - You want a facilitator who understands the athlete's body and mindset, not just the medicine My approach is non-directive and somatic. I don't impose a framework or an outcome. This is deeply personal work. Not a performance. Not a protocol. A chance to finally go as far inward as you've gone outward.

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Scott Burd

Scott Burd is a Colorado-licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator and Certified Rolfer with 16.5 years of structural integration practice. His facilitation approach is body-first and non-directive, shaped by years of working with athletes whose nervous systems have learned to override sensation in the service of output.

The space

Chariot Boulder

1240 Pine St, Boulder, CO 80302

Serving clients since 2023, Chariot offers welcoming environments for individuals and groups to work with this natural psychedelic compound. We engage a highly-qualified, diverse network of facilitators, and provide a safe container for your journey. In each of our centers, we cultivate supportive and client-centered spaces, thoughtfully designed to feel as welcoming as home while ensuring the serenity needed to foster deep inner exploration.

Your guide

Scott Burd

Scott Burd is a Colorado-licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator and Certified Rolfer with 16.5 years of structural integration practice. He has completed multiple 100-mile ultramarathons, including Run Rabbit Run 100 and Bryce Canyon 100, and is an active member of Boulder's trail running and somatic movement communities. His facilitation approach is body-first and non-directive, shaped by years of working with athletes whose nervous systems have learned to override sensation in the service of output.

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