He who works with his hands is a laborer.
He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman.
He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist. —Francis of Assisi
THE VISION
On the weekend of March 22nd, 2019 we will be become exploring artists for 16 hours as we approach the human muscular skeletal anatomy. As future teachers of movement, it is helpful to delve in to see how we are connected, how we begin to see, sense, feel patterns and why. We will need this multi-sensory approach to help us and our students discover and instill the sacredness of “the only gift I have, the gift I was put on earth to offer others.” Parker Palmer.
How we move starts to unravels its secrets. This method of constructing muscles on an beautifully accurate skeleton imbeds in our mind, on a multi sensory level, with understanding and retention, human anatomy.
In my life, this method of learning anatomy continues to reveal insights. Come and experience with your hands, heart and mind.
THE DESCRIPTION
Learn the basics of musculoskeletal anatomy in this 16 hour workshop by building muscles in clay on a specially designed to-scale skeleton while being introduced to the magic of how our body works. Yes, this is as cool as it sounds!
This is a pre-requisite for the Yoga Teacher Training program, for the Pilates Equipment Teacher Training program and for folks who want to explore and understand anatomy
DATES & TIMES
Must attend all 3 sessions
Friday, March 22 from 3 to 7pm
Saturday, March 23 from 9 to 4pm
Sunday, March 24 from 9 to 4pm
PROGRAM COST:
Early Bird
$432 EARLY BIRD until February 22nd – SAVE 10%
plus The Trail Guide to the Body (5th Edition)
Standard
$480
plus The Trail Guide to the Body (5th Edition)
Monica Anderson
Studio Director at Tone
LOVE:
•Relating with private clients
•Teaching group movement classes
•Cultivating new teachers with workshops and training programs
EXPERIENCE:
•Over 40 years of teaching time
Many certifications and CEC’s in Pilates, Yoga and Group Fitness
STUDY:
• Currently a student of yoga in the lineage of Krishnamacharya/Desikachar
All wrapped in breath and gratitude.
Sonya McVay-Straub
Fitness and Wellness Director at Tone
LOVE:
• Finding the source of a mechanical problem and correcting the movement dysfunction
• Teaching patients self-.awareness to facilitate healing
• Making quality time in a clinical setting the new normal for sports medicine
EXPERIENCE:
• Certified ART, NKT, AiM, PMT, and ICT provider. She is also a certified master Pilates Instructor and a PMA (Pilates Method Alliance) and NKT credentialing author and continuing education provider.
STUDY:
• Gary Ward, “What The Foot” and David Weimstock “Neurokinetic Therapy”
”Hold the Vision, Trust the Process” - Unknown
