From Lauri Nemetz and Tom Myers, during Fascial Dissection labs, January 2016 : Lauri: “Traveling always gives an interesting perspective and seeing clouds, rivers, mountains, etc. echoes what we see underneath the surface of the body in lab. We have some discernible structures, and even cloud “layers” are named, but the exact beginnings and ends… Read more
This week we’re delighted to spotlight Karin Gurtner, Graduate PMA certified Pilates Matwork & Studio Teacher, Certified Anatomy Trains Teacher and Kinesis Myofascial Integration Therapist, Yoga and Gyrokinesis Teacher, Wellness & Personal Trainer, Fitness Leader, certified Trainer & Assessor. Karin is the principal educator of art of motion training in movement®, a renowned training organization for Contemporary Pilates… Read more
This week we’re featuring our Australian partner, Anatomy Trains certified teacher, Julie Hammond. In addition to running the Anatomy Trains Australia office and teaching courses, Julie is a KMI Certified Structural Integrator. Read on about her exciting work. I live in Western Australia and moved here from the UK with my husband and 3 children 8… Read more
As part of our ongoing Teacher Spotlight series, here’s our interview with Anatomy Trains teacher, Lauri Nemetz. We asked her about how she came to Anatomy Trains, and what inspires her, professionally and personally. I found the first edition Anatomy Trains book and was so intrigued to see something based on connection, rather than separation.… Read more
An interview with Anatomy Trains certified teacher, Jason Spitalnik. We’re excited to start featuring the important voices of our teachers and students here at Anatomy Trains. I went to college for Culinary Arts. Little did I know at the time how important that would be once getting into bodywork. I found that ‘dissecting’ sides of… Read more
We have just begun our first KMI training – our version of Ida Rolf’s Structural Integration – in Australia. It throws me back 15 short / long years to when I first made my first tentative moves to initiate my own classes. It wasn’t easy to leave her institute – I had been a faithful… Read more
