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Anatomy Trains Seminar – Myofacial Meridians for Movement Therapist
August 24-26, 2012
Pilates Center of Chicago
Register early to secure your space and get your EARLY BIRD SPECIAL!
$500 ($450 by June 1) info@pilatescenterofchicago.com • 773-698-6175
12 PMA CECs
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To learn more about Anatomy Trains:
www.AnatomyTrains.com or call 1.888.546.3747
Whatever your movement modality – yoga, Pilates, personal training, rehabilitative exercise, dance therapy ⎯ Anatomy Trains offers skills that movement therapists can use to see their clients more clearly and work more effectively.
• Understand basic properties and connected nature of fascia
• Gain a succinct and relevant introduction to geometry/character of connective tissue
• Identify the 12 myofascial meridians along which movement, tension and posture distortion
• Accurately “BodyRead” posture and movement; assess your clients in a new way
• Apply knowledge to construct alternate movement strategies to unwind observed patterns
Presented by: Carrie Gaynor
Carrie Gaynor teaches Anatomy Trains and KMI courses using a unique teaching philosophy learned during her nursing education at the University of Rochester (1993). Carrie synthesizes years of direct study with Tom Myers (1999), her KMI clinical practice (2003), Kinesis faculty appointment (2006), and research interests into her teaching. Carrie, who additionally co-directs ABSOLUTE Yoga & Wellness, integrates movement into the classroom, linking form and function, inspired by nearly two decades of Yoga practice, teaching and therapeutics.
Anatomy Trains courses completely transform your view of myofascial anatomy and enable you to make distinct changes in your clients’ movement patterns!
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Pilates Center of Chicago is a certified training and continuing education facility for Pilates & Xtend Barre.
Learning is an ongoing process, and completing a training program is only the first step to becoming a quality instructor. Certified instructors are required to complete a certain number of continuing education courses to maintain their certificate. These courses allow instructors to review the principles and exercises learned during education; explore topics not covered during their program; refine their teaching skills; and, most importantly, maintain the integrity of the method. Pilates Center of Chicago has partnered with other community resources to offer a variety of continuing education opportunities for certified instructors.
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