Moving with the Curve: A Multi-dimensional Approach to Scoliosis - The Garuda Studio

Moving with the Curve: A Multi-dimensional Approach to Scoliosis with James D'Silva

Date: 1 Jun 2019 - 6 Jun 2019

Course: Moving with the Curve: A Multi-dimensional Approach to Scoliosis

Venue: The Garuda Studio

Qualification: 6 PMA Credits

Price: Early Bird £590 instead of £665 for all 3 of Madeline Black's workshops ends 30th April. Single Day Booking opens 1st May £175 for the Friday Matwork workshop. Spaces are limited. Payment plans available. 

For further details email: info@thegaruda.net

Status: Spaces available

Madeline Black teaches how to create an effective exercise program for your clients with scoliosis by working with the structure, breath and exercises changing the presentation of the scoliosis into better alignment and function. She will lecture on the types of scoliosis, how to adjust the movements for the balance between stability and mobility of the spine while strengthening. Madeline will utilize props, mat movements, and the Pilates apparatus to allow for spinal elongation, and three planar movement potential.

Objectives

 -Learning the definition of structural versus functional scoliosis

-Understanding the mechanics of scoliosis, its health risk

-Assessing scoliosis

-Using exercises to specifically minimize the curve, create elongation with a balance of mobility and stability

-Learning a three planar approach to movement choices in programming

-Teaching mat, Pilates apparatus using props, and specific cueing directed toward scoliosis

 

Date: Sunday 21st June 2020 | 10am – 5pm

Price: Early Bird £590 instead of £665 for all 3 of Madeline Black’s workshops ends 30th April. Single Day Booking opens 1st May £175 for the Friday Matwork workshop. Spaces are limited. Payment plans available.

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