Anatomy Trains in Motion Introductory Workshop Live Online

CHF 10.00

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  • July 8 – 8, 2022
  • Online course
  • This course is intended for Online Course.
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The Anatomy Trains in Motion Introductory Workshop has a rich and condensed format. It is for movement professionals and therapists who would like to experience Anatomy Trains in Motion and learn what it is all about.

Anatomy Trains in Motion is an in-depth course for movement and bodywork professionals who love integral anatomy and body-minded exercise applications that relate to real-life in all of its dimensions. This resource-oriented anatomy education focusses on the qualities of Thomas W. Myers’ Anatomy Trains concept that enhance everyday functionality and vitality as well as somatic resourcefulness; therefore self-healing.

During this introductory workshop, we aim to inspire you by giving tangible insights into the Anatomy Trains in Motion concept.

Aims:

  • Get an overview of the 12 myofascial meridians
  • Learn and experience the muscles, fascial structures, and primary functions of the Superficial Back Line (SBL) with a specifically designed Slings in Motion exercise sequence
  • Understand and experience the Achilles tendon as an elastic spring within the SBL
  • Deepen your appreciation for how integral anatomy supports purposeful movement teaching

Target audience:

  • Movement professionals and therapists

Prerequisites:

  • Certification in movement or therapy

 

Training Tools Needed

Mandatory

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Recording

This workshop will be recorded with 30 days of access to the recordings provided. In order to access the recordings, you must sign up prior to the workshop.

DatesJul 8 – 8, 2022
LocationOnline course
Class Times

4:00 – 5:00 PM Perth Australia time

Teacher(s)Muriel Morwitzer
TuitionCHF 10.00
Contact+41 31 311 14 41
welcome@art-of-motion.com

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