CPD – ANATOMY TRAINS I – SEPTEMBER 2013 | Simply Holistic Therapies CDP Workshops

Anatomy Trains®

ANATOMY TRAINS I

New material for 2013

This forms part of the new modular format training in Structural Bodywork

Latest findings from fascial research, current thinking in biomechanics, functional training into the tried and tested AT concepts as developed by Tom Myers

Course dates

Friday 20th – Saturday 21st September 2013

Fee: £275 (Non-refundable deposit – £125)

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Times: 9am – 5pm

Venue: The Bond Company, Birmingham UK

Teacher: Michael Watson

For further information or a booking form contact pauline@simplyholistictherapies.co.uk

Learn about the myofascial tissue and its role in the body, see it in context and how it is interdependent with the other body systems. From there we begin to see how the body incorporates the Anatomy Train Lines to create easy and graceful movement – provided they are in some form of balance and harmony; restriction or weakness in one can have many knock effects.

The purpose of this workshop is to introduce you to the first four main lines – Superficial Front and Back, Lateral and Spiral. For each of the lines we will teach you a range of movement assessments and learn the basics of Fascial Release Technique.

This is the first workshop to combine Anatomy Trains theory alongside structural and functional anatomy and analysis, blending together the concepts of tensegrity with elastic recoil for movement efficiency. We will address differential diagnosis to help identify for motor control or soft tissue restrictions and where they may be coming from.

This is an exciting and fun workshop delivered with clarity and with your practice in mind – you will have useful and usable skills by the end of the two days.

Objectives

Introduce the AT lines in static posture and introduces functional movement assessment.
Understand many of the roles of the fascial tissues in the body
Introduce Tom Myers’ unique style of BodyReading, letting you clearly see skeletal relationships using the vocabulary of Bend, Tilt, Shift, and Rotate.
To be able to see and understand the distal influences through the body – how does the shoulder relate to the opposite foot? – and why we need to assess the whole body if we are to make a lasting change
Learn to accurately palpate fascial areas through feeling different qualities of tissue
BodyReading areas in detail, making you ready to explore the body through the FRSB series
Movement analysis will be utilised to further aid the vision of the fascial layers gliding.
To relate global and local tensegrity – expresses versus locals – AT lines versus single muscles – and to understand the necessity of balancing locally as well as the overall posture.

This will relate to the forthcoming FRSB series of regional workshops that will follow the locals more closely.

Learning Environment:

Illustrated lecture
Open inquiry atmosphere; questions encouraged; high degree of vitality and humour
Participants will exchange palpation and practice BodyReading (visual assessment) on one another under supervised analysis of instructor and assistants.

Much more research will be referenced showing the roles of fascia in the body, making this an up to date and highly effective skill-building workshop.

For further information or a booking form contact pauline@simplyholistictherapies.co.uk

Teacher – Michael Watson

Michael Watson’s journey of self-discovery has led him around the world, teaching and sharing his passion for anatomy and alternative modalities of exercise and therapy. Beyond yoga, Pilates and KMI teaching certifications, Michael leads advanced training programs, retreats and clinics worldwide. He has worked with athletes with disabilities at the Paralympic level of training and continues to develop ideas that bring an integrated approach to health, movement and wellness. As a certified teacher of Yoga, Pilates, KMI Structural Integration and with a degree in Sports science, Michael brings an in depth awareness to his clients based on a strong understanding of anatomy, the body and its function.

A proud father of 3 home birthed children; Michael is also a natural birth advocate and works progressively in his home base of Bermuda alongside his wife in bringing awareness to birth and reforming birth options for women.

CPD – ANATOMY TRAINS I – SEPTEMBER 2013

Anatomy Trains®

ANATOMY TRAINS I

New material for 2013

This forms part of the new modular format training in Structural Bodywork

Latest findings from fascial research, current thinking in biomechanics, functional training into the tried and tested AT concepts as developed by Tom Myers

Course dates

Friday 20th – Saturday 21st September 2013

Fee: £275 (Non-refundable deposit – £125)

˜

Times: 9am – 5pm

Venue: The Bond Company, Birmingham UK

Teacher: Michael Watson

For further information or a booking form contact pauline@simplyholistictherapies.co.uk

The purpose of this workshop is to introduce you to the first four main lines – Superficial Front and Back, Lateral and Spiral. For each of the lines we will teach you a range of movement assessments and learn the basics of Fascial Release Technique.

This is an exciting and fun workshop delivered with clarity and with your practice in mind – you will have useful and usable skills by the end of the two days.

Objectives

Introduce the AT lines in static posture and introduces functional movement assessment.

Understand many of the roles of the fascial tissues in the body

Introduce Tom Myers’ unique style of BodyReading, letting you clearly see skeletal relationships using the vocabulary of Bend, Tilt, Shift, and Rotate.

To be able to see and understand the distal influences through the body – how does the shoulder relate to the opposite foot? – and why we need to assess the whole body if we are to make a lasting change

Learn to accurately palpate fascial areas through feeling different qualities of tissue

BodyReading areas in detail, making you ready to explore the body through the FRSB series

Movement analysis will be utilised to further aid the vision of the fascial layers gliding.

To relate global and local tensegrity – expresses versus locals – AT lines versus single muscles – and to understand the necessity of balancing locally as well as the overall posture.

This will relate to the forthcoming FRSB series of regional workshops that will follow the locals more closely.

Learning Environment:

Illustrated lecture

Open inquiry atmosphere; questions encouraged; high degree of vitality and humour

Participants will exchange palpation and practice BodyReading (visual assessment) on one another under supervised analysis of instructor and assistants.

Much more research will be referenced showing the roles of fascia in the body, making this an up to date and highly effective skill-building workshop.

For further information or a booking form contact pauline@simplyholistictherapies.co.uk

Teacher – Michael Watson

A proud father of 3 home birthed children; Michael is also a natural birth advocate and works progressively in his home base of Bermuda alongside his wife in bringing awareness to birth and reforming birth options for women.