Workshops 2011

Registration is now open. You can register online or call 877-745-2837

Full details at Pilates.com

Rolling for Length, Rolling for Strength (Foam Roller Fiesta)
Saturday 7/16/2011 – Saturday 7/16/2011

Mat 1 Module
Friday 9/9/2011 – Sunday 9/11/2011

Anatomy In Clay 9/23-9/25

Reformer 1 and Movement Principles
Friday 10/7/2011 – Sunday 10/9/2011

Mat 2 Module
Friday 10/21/2011 – Sunday 10/23/2011

Trapeze Table, Chair and Barrels: Module 1
Friday 11/11/2011 – Sunday 11/13/2011

Reformer 2 Module
Friday 12/2/2011 – Sunday 12/4/2011

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  • I hear you are going to do an Anatomy Trains weekend. Would be interested!
    Thanks,
    Linda

  • Yes!
    Anatomy Trains for Movement Therapists (The whole class)

    Set your anatomy knowledge free! Thomas Myers’ Anatomy Trains® weekend intensives are holistic, fun and very useful. Completely transform your view of myofascial anatomy and expand your ability to assess your clients’ posture and movement.

    Course Objectives:
    – Understand basic properties and connected nature of fascia, and tensegrity applied to fascia and human movement.
    – A succinct and relevant introduction to geometry/character of the connective tissue, and the topology of fascial planes
    – Be able to identify and trace the 6 major and 6 supplemental fascial meridians along which movement, tension, and postural distortion travel
    – Be able to BodyRead™ postural patterns based on analysis of Anatomy Trains lines
    – Apply knowledge to construct alternative movement strategies to help unwind and resolve the patterns observed.

    Friday October 14th 3-7pm
    Saturday October 15th 10am-6pm
    Sunday October 16th 10am-5pm $135*

    To register call 503 780 2621 or email info@shellystephenson.com

    *These classes are offered in association with Anatomy Trains,
    but are not a certified Anatomy Trains course and do not satisfy the prerequisite for Kinesis certification trainings

    Learn more about Tom Myers Anatomy Trains at anatomytrains.com

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