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"Change your body about your mind." - Peter Melchior
CoursesHere are all the courses on the Kinesis schedule, consistently and promptly updated. Use the search engines to narrow down the type of course you want or a location; otherwise the courses are listed by date. Click here for general descriptions of any of the courses we offer. We welcome sponsorship enquiries. All courses listed below are approved for NCBTMB and IASI Continuing Education credits. Certain courses are approved for Florida state credit, others for the Pilates Method Alliance, and certain courses may carry other CPD approval.
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Anatomy Trains® Myofascial Meridians | Jul 04, 2009 – Jul 05, 2009 | Barcelona, Spain | One short course... long-lasting results for you! Set your anatomy knowledge free! Thomas Myers’ Anatomy Trains® weekend intensives are holistic, fun and very useful. Full details >> |
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Anatomy Trains® Myofascial Meridians for Yoga | Jul 10, 2009 – Jul 12, 2009 | Kingston, MA | One short course... long-lasting results for you! Set your anatomy knowledge free! Thomas Myers’ Anatomy Trains® weekend intensives are holistic, fun and very useful. Full details >> | |
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KMI Structural Vision ~ Part I | Jul 14, 2009 – Jul 23, 2009 | Milan, Italy | Part I of a three part training: - A coherent philosophy of manual therapy - Spatial Medicine and personal development - Bodyreading vocabulary and practice - Fascial planes and Myofascial Meridians - Embryology and evolution of tissues, shape, and movement - The physiology of emotional release - Integrative techniques for the spine and neck Full details >> | |
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Anatomy Trains® Myofascial Meridians | Jul 17, 2009 – Jul 19, 2009 | Denver, CO | One short course... long-lasting results for you! Set your anatomy knowledge free! Thomas Myers’ Anatomy Trains® weekend intensives are holistic, fun and very useful. Full details >> | |
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Coordinating Peripheral Nerves | Jul 28, 2009 – Jul 30, 2009 | Walpole (Portland), Maine | This 3-day workshop teaches you the basics in peripheral nerve manipulation according to the originator of Visceral Manipulation, Dr. Jean-Pierre Barral, D.O., including the feet and lower legs, arms and hands, as well as the sub-occipital organization and the peripheral nerves of the cervical plexus. Additionally, this workshop combines Barral's manual therapy for the peripheral nerves with Herbert Godard's (Rolf Movement Instructor, France) work on perception. Full details >> | |
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KMI Reunion 2009 | Jul 31, 2009 – Aug 02, 2009 | Walpole (Portland), Maine | It will be two years since our last gathering, which was quite a bash! Come experience the beauty and serenity of the Maine coast in August to join us for an unforgettable lobster bake. Kinesis was formed in 1994 as a vehicle for Tom's teaching. KMI (our version of Structural Integration) had its first training in Boston, MA during 1999. Full details >> | |
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KAT II: Clinical Practicum | Aug 03, 2009 – Aug 08, 2009 | Walpole (Portland), Maine | Apply KMI principles to clinical problem-solving in an integrative context. Using outside models and classmates, build your skills in deeper BodyReading and palpatory assessment, with advanced moves and variations. Full details >> | |
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Anatomy Trains® Myofascial Meridians | Aug 07, 2009 – Aug 09, 2009 | Sarasota, FL | One short course... long-lasting results for you! Set your anatomy knowledge free! Thomas Myers’ Anatomy Trains® weekend intensives are holistic, fun and very useful. Full details >> | |
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Body3 Series: Intrinsic Muscles of the Pelvis | Aug 15, 2009 – Aug 16, 2009 | Sarasota, FL | The hands-on workshop explores the logic and application of pelvic biomechanics to assessment and treatment of structural/postural imbalance. The pelvis joins the legs to the spine and is the "keystone" of human architecture, as well as many feelings, and the site of many traumas for both men and women. Full details >> | |
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Anatomy Trains: Manual Therapy Extended | Aug 21, 2009 – Aug 23, 2009 | Warsaw, Poland | The Anatomy Trains workshop is a revolutionary re-vision of musculo-skeletal anatomy in terms of functionally connected lines of myofascia. The workshop gives a new perspective and a new way to assess clients’ posture and movement. Full details >> | |
