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Functional Pelvic Placement – Neutral alignment, biomechanics and practical exercise techniques |
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Breath Study – Natural, Pilates-Evolved, assessment, recognizing and correcting faulty breath patterns |
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Core Musculature of the “Inner Unit” and their facial relationships - Correct engagement and applied exercises for key stabilizers including: transversus abdominus, anterior pelvic floor, multifidus and diaphragm
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Shoulder Girdle Stabilization - Dynamic stability, muscle balance concepts and practical exercise techniques |
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Rib Cage and Thoracic Placement - For optimum posture and breath |
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Vertebral Length & Spinal Articulation - For spinal mobility and stability |
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Cervical Spine - Alignment and optimal muscular sequencing |
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40 Beginner Integrated-Pilates Exercises – Including preparations and modifications to decrease intensity and progressions to add challenge |
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Introduction & Exercise Applications of the Myofascial Sling System - Based on Thomas Myers ground breaking book “Anatomy Trains – Myofascial Meridians”. The course employs the anatomy of the global myofascial system and its effect on muscular relationships in the body.
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Small Apparatus - Foam rollers, therapy balls and therabands to provide proprioceptive feedback & challenge. |
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Practical Teaching Tools - Developing verbal directional and imagery skills, effective tactile placements and supervised hands-on practice teaching time. |
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Effective Overall Body Alignment - For efficient and equal transfer of forces between muscle and bone. Learn how to integrate the whole body for optimal balance and tone.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
• Persons seeking a career as an Integrated-Pilates instructor
• Personal Trainers and Coaches
• Group Fitness and Yoga Instructors
• Physiotherapists
• Chiropractors
• Massage and Occupational Therapists
• Kinesiologists
• Bodyworkers
MOST BENEFICIAL TO THOSE WITH
EXPERIENCE IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING AREAS
• Previous teaching experience in a related field
• Basic knowledge of anatomy
• Background in fitness, dance, therapy, rehabilitation or body work
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