Anatomy Trains in Structure and Function Live online modules with Anatomy Trains certified teacher Michael Watson

£550 before July 12th and £585 thereafter

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  • August 21 – 23, 2020
  • Online lecture
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Anatomy Trains in Structure & Function Live online modules with Anatomy Trains certified teacher Michael Watson

While there is no substitute for the experience of learning manual therapy skills guided by the inspiring Anatomy Trains global team of certified teachers, we hope you might be able to spend some time with us, during the lecture portion of this introductory course.

Due  to the unusual circumstances of the global pandemic, we are offering as much of the Anatomy Trains in Structure and Function course as possible live over Zoom with time at the end of each lecture for live question & Answers with the teacher.

This Course is a series of 6 lectures, and will be delivered over Zoom video conferencing. If you are not familiar with Zoom here is an easy tutorial on how to join a zoom meeting.

Hear from our participants: 

“The ingenuity and clarity of your take on ‘function follows form’ is allowing me to experience a more cohesive awareness of anatomical structures in relationship. It has greatly enhanced my general understanding of anatomy. Tom, your presentation has been spectacular—entertaining, engaging, deeply informative on so many levels; learning from you has been a sheer delight. The seamlessness of the entire presentation and the utilization of Zoom technology has produced a hugely helpful teaching tool. Thank you, so much for all of your collective efforts. I am delighted to have made the choice to take this course, especially because it has become an oasis of learning and normalcy in an otherwise disorienting time of uncertainty. A very precious gift!”

– Beth, LMT, from Maryland

“THANK YOU SO MUCH for the excellent course, all the videos, bonus webinars, etc., etc. I had a great weekend!”
– Anne from Norway

“Thank you for a lovely rounded package giving the bases of Tom’s work. Following the weekend of live webinars I have been working my way through the additional resources and have found the BodyReading webinars invaluable to consolidate my understanding of the material in the webinar. . . . Being a lecturer I appreciate your hard work in creating these learning resources. I am humbled at the amount of dissection research Tom has completed to validate his theories.”
– Jo, physiotherapist, from Scotland

Please note: The time zone is British Summer Time (GMT +1)
Day 1:

11am- 1pm – Your Fascial System – with a live Q&A

2pm-4pm -Tensegrity & BodyReading Postural Patterns – with a live Q&A

Day 2: 
11am -1pm – Superficial Front Line and Superficial Back Line – Anatomy, Self-Palpation, and BodyReading  – with a live Q&A
2pm – 4pm -Lateral Line and Spiral Line – with a live Q&A
Day 3: 

11am – 1pm Deep Front Line and Arm Lines – with a live Q&A

2pm – 4pm – Manual Therapy in an Electronic Age – with a live Q&A

A follow up Module will be arranged when it is safe to do so for you to complete the practical sessions in this course.  Course fees include the follow up practical. 
All classes are recorded and sent to you for your use to review before your practical session
DatesAug 21 – 23, 2020
LocationOnline lecture
Class Times
Day 1:

11am- 1pm – Your Fascial System – with a live Q&A to follow

2pm-4pm -Tensegrity & BodyReading Postural Patterns – with a live Q&A

Day 2: 
11am -1pm – Superficial Front Line and Superficial Back Line – Anatomy, Self-Palpation, and BodyReading  – with a live Q&A
2pm – 4pm -Lateral Line and Spiral Line – with a live Q&A
Day 3: 

11am – 1pm Deep Front Line and Arm Lines – with a live Q&A

2pm – 4pm – Manual Therapy in an Electronic Age – with a live Q&A

Teacher(s)Michael Watson
Tuition£550 before July 12th and £585 thereafter
Contact+44 28 9058 0764


workshops@anatomytrains.co.uk

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