Fascinating Fascia Anatomy CPD

An open discussion on fascial continuities in yoga or other movement practice. We will have a look at the recent researches...

By Julie, Yoga Therapist and Anatomy Teacher

Date and time

Fri, 3 May 2024 01:30 - 07:30 PDT

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Online

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6 hours

The body, or parts of the body, cannot be understood in isolation from the body as a whole, or as a part of a larger context. Fascia is the fabric that helps us see the whole of the body rather than just the parts. This CPD is an open discussion on fascial continuities in yoga or other movement practice. We will have a look at what has been found in the recent research and how to apply it to movement techniques.

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Julie, Yoga Therapist and Anatomy Teacher

I'm a 5000-hrs registered yoga teacher (yoga elder)with the Yoga Independent Network. I have a spine issue called scoliosis and I lived many years abroad in different part of the world as I was a humanitarian worker. I started to practice yoga in 2009 and it changed my life. Back then, I was living in India and to address my back pain I had private lessons for 2 years with an Indian master, who shared with me his life-time experience. Suddenly, I did not need a physio anymore, I had my own practice to keep me healthy. I graduated in March 2012 in the Sivananda Ashram in Orléans -France- as a yoga teacher. When I started teaching, people with different conditions came to my classes, and I was in fear of doing the "wrong" thing and offering them movement that could worsen their conditions. So I started my anatomy journey with Blandine Calais Germain -France- in 2013. I graduated in 2017 after 300hrs of anatomy applied to Yoga and writing a dissertation about the spine (of course!) and the breath. My other teachers are Leslie Kaminof -New York- and Thomas Myers -Maine- whith whom I did online Anatomy trainings from 2014 to 2017. Today I offer regular anatomy workshops & CPDs to yoga teachers and movement practitioners.