Myofascial Yoga And Functional Anatomy For Yoga Teachers*

Are you ready for anatomy to be exciting??

Anatomy is often hard to learn, reduced to a series of parts to be memorized and labelled. But what if it could be alive, dynamic, and directly relatable to your own body and the movements you make each and every day? This module will move the old model of anatomy into a whole new dimension.

Come join us in this groundbreaking workshop where fascia chains become whole body networks of multi-dimensional geometry that anticipates and responds to your every movement!

In this workshop we will cover:

Functional Anatomy ‒ anatomy as applied to everyday movements and movement teachers
Closed Kinematic Chains ‒ what they are, and how they relate to yoga
History of Anatomy ‒ how far it has come, and what we can expect for its future
Anatomy Trains and Beyond ‒ understanding muscle chains and, even further, learning to see the body as one interconnected web of tissue
Biotensegrity ‒ its interpretation of anatomy as opposed the traditional model
Interoception, Proprioception and Intuition ‒ how they relate to anatomy, function, and movement

Interoception, Proprioception and Intuition ‒ how they relate to anatomy, function, and movement

This 4-day training can be used as a 50-hour standalone CEU certificate, or as part of your 300-hour Advanced Myofascial Yoga Yoga Alliance registered teacher training.

*A 200 hour RYT prerequisite is required for entry into this training.

Dates: June 15 – 18 2023

Hours: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Thursday through Sunday

Investment: $299 – $899*

Platform: Zoom

*Sliding scale rates are in effect during the pandemic, please pay what you can afford.
Some partial scholarships are available, click here to apply.

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Guest Teacher:

Dr. Carol Davis

Dr. Carol M. Davis is the editor of the book, Complementary Therapies in Rehabilitation, Evidence of Efficacy in Therapy, Prevention and Wellness, published by SLACK, Inc. now in its third edition. She has also written six editions of the text, Patient Practitioner Interaction / An Experiential Manual for Developing the Art of Patient Care, also published by SLACK, Inc.

She has practiced physical therapy for over 35 years, beginning her career at the Massachusetts General Hospital in 1969. Her manual therapy practice with complementary therapies began in 1989 when she initiated her study of myofascial release with John Barnes, PT. Currently, she is Professor Emerita in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, and in private practice as an MFR physical therapist at Integrated Physical Therapy and Wellness.

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