Workshop
description:14 Credit Hours
Cost: $350 before September 11, 2010; $400 therafter
$625 for both workshops (Anatomy Trains Myofascial
Meridians Oct 15 & 16)
Workshop
description:
The shoulder rests on the thorax and hangs from the neck. Most long-term shoulder dysfunctions need to consider all three elements in the “cure.” In this course, we combine techniques from the breathing workshop and the arm workshop to take a comprehensive look at how to resolve malalignment of the shoulder complex balanced in our upright posture.
Techniques include:
1. Rib cage tilts and repositioning
2. Scalenes and head-neck positioning
3. Shoulder pivots and the balance between stability and mobility in the shoulder
4. The shoulder ‘X’ – the underlying muscles that create shoulder
stability
Thomas Myers studied directly with Ida Rolf, Moshe Feldenkrais,
and Buckminster Fuller, and has practiced integrative bodywork for over 30 years
in a variety of clinical and cultural settings. He incorporates many movement
and manual disciplines into his practice and teaching. Tom is the author of
the best-selling Anatomy Trains (Elsevier 2001, 2009), as well as numerous
articles and video programs on fascial technique and dissection. He currently
directs Kinesis, which offers professional and CE training worldwide. Tom lives
with his wife Quan, on the coast of Maine, and retains a strong interest in
peri-natal issues, sailing, and music.
To register or for more information, contact Downeast School of Massage, 207-832-5531. Register On-Line