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Presented by Kieran Schumaker
Note: To ensure a high quality student experience, registration will close on Friday, June 11th at 8PM EDT.
By purchasing this product, you will have access to both the June 12th and 18th webinars at a bundle discount. Both webinars are also available for purchase separately.
Rooted and Rising Up: Freeing the Lower Deep Front Line through Neurovascular Release.™ Thank you for the wonderful feedback on our Neurovascular Release webinars for neck, head, and arms! We have listened to your request for lower body classes. Anatomy Trains is now offering three opportunities to learn some lower body NVR™ techniques. All practitioners are invited to attend one or both webinars on the lower leg.
1. The first webinar provides a self-treatment approach that you could teach to clients
2. The second webinar helps you apply the same concepts to working manually with someone else’s legs.
3. If you are a structural integrator, we added a six-hour masterclass for the lower Deep Front Line, which is spread out over three days.
All three offerings will help you to differentiate and fine-tune the fascial layers in the lower leg, improving core support for the arches and articulation of the foot and ankle. In the masterclass you will be working with the psoas, iliacus, and adductor territory, in addition to the lower leg.
In these webinars you will:
Liberate the nerves and vessels associated with the fascial layers, helping change functionality of the deepest muscles and cultivating the following:
- Better balance on one leg
- Gain understanding of the interdependent relationship between anterior and posterior compartments of the lower legs
- Greater resilience and shock absorption through the knee and ankle
- Release for hallux rigidus (stiff big toe)
- Reduce plantar fasciitis pain
- Lift through the arches of the feet
- Prevent muscle strain in the calf
- Prevent anterior compartment syndrome
- Ease transition to minimal shoes
- Reduce ankle stiffness
- Invite a spring in your step
The first webinar in this series is: Movement-Based Neurovascular Release™ for the Lower Legs: A self-treatment approach for improving support and mobility. (Click the title to purchase this webinar separately)
Webinar schedule: Saturday, June 12, 11 AM – 1 PM EDT
Note: If you cannot attend live, this webinar will be recorded and the recording made available to all registrants for 45 days after the course ends.
In this two-hour webinar for manual and movement therapists, Kier will guide you to use your hands as tools, combined with foot movements to free up the nerves and vessels that pass between the deep posterior compartment of the lower leg and the more superficial soleus. Kier will also reveal why and how the anterior compartment of the lower leg can become so hypertonic. You will feel greater support through your own legs and will come away with new ideas for working with clients.
The second webinar in the series is: Manual Neurovascular Release™ for the Lower Legs: Layer palpation, technique, and strategy for working manually with a client’s legs. (Click the title to purchase this webinar separately)
Webinar schedule: Friday, June 18, 11 AM – 1 PM EDT
Note: If you cannot attend live, this webinar will be recorded and the recording made available to all registrants for 45 days after the course ends.
This webinar can be taken on its own, or as a reinforcement of NVR self treatment webinar. If you took the previous webinar, you can refine the skills and understanding you gained while working on yourself, by now working on someone else’s legs, as Kier leads you through a different version of the lower leg protocol. One of your lucky family members can benefit from the live instruction if you keep them nearby while you are learning anatomy, and then enlist them as your model during the technique instruction. You can work with them while they are in a recliner chair or on a couch or massage table. No previous manual therapy training required for this webinar—Kier will provide the anatomy and palpation instruction you need.