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"Put it where it belongs and call for movement." - Ida Rolf
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 | Nov 13, 2010 – Nov 14, 2010 | Utrecht, The Netherlands | 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 Manual Therapists | Nov 20, 2010 – Nov 21, 2010 | Sydney, Australia | 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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BodyReading 101 for Yoga | Nov 20, 2010 – Nov 20, 2010 | Braintree, MA | Body Reading - is an innovative method of analysing posture. Of particular interest to all styles of practitioner who deal with postural realignment (Massage Therapist, Pilates teacher, Yoga teacher), the workshop presents holistic strategies for resolving strain patterns and finding the "structural keys" to create longer lasting effective work. Full details >> | |
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Anatomy Trains Introduction | Nov 26, 2010 – Nov 28, 2010 | Sandefjord, Norway | 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 Movement Therapists | Dec 04, 2010 – Dec 05, 2010 | San Jose, CA | Movement, Stability, Coordination - get your anatomy in motion! Whatever your movement modality - yoga, Pilates, personal training, rehabilitative exercise, or dance therapy - Anatomy Trains offers skills that movement therapists can use to see their clients more clearly and work more effectively. Traditional anatomy is so static, but humans are constantly in dynamic movement - Anatomy Trains gives you that transmission from muscle to muscle through the fascial fabric. Full details >> |
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Bodyreading 101 for the Manual, Movement, and Strength Training Professional. | Dec 10, 2010 – Dec 11, 2010 | Aventura, FL | Bodyreading is both an art and a skill. With practice, one can SEE through all the mixed signals of the clients’ symptoms and limitations to the heart of the problem. Full details >> | |
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Anatomy Trains: Manual Therapy Extended | Dec 10, 2010 – Dec 12, 2010 | 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 >> | |
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Body3 Series: Anatomy and Therapeutics | Dec 11, 2010 – Dec 12, 2010 | Loughborough, Leicestershire, UK | This course focuses on ribcage and thoracic spine mechanics, and includes: 1. The anatomy and physiology of the breath 2. Various therapeutic views of the 'normal' breath 3. Full details >> | |
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Body Language Boston | Jan 13, 2011 – Oct 24, 2011 | Watertown, MA | Body Language is a unique 200-hour skill development program developed especially for movement teachers and therapists. Movement and manual therapy are rapidly integrating into a new approach to body structure, fitness, coordination, stability, and exercise. Full details >> | |
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Intrinsic Muscles of the Pelvis | Jan 22, 2011 – Jan 23, 2011 | Exmouth, Devon, UK | This 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 being home to many feelings, and the site of many traumas, for both men and women. Full details >> | |
