Slings In Motion I
Fri, 21 June
|Sancta Sophia College
Slings in Motion I is the first of the series of Slings repertoire courses. It revolves around a very influential myofascial meridian duo; the "supportive, quietly persevering" Superficial Back Line and the "protective, proactive" Superficial Front Line of the Anatomy Trains body map.
Time & Location
21 June 2019, 9:00 am – 23 June 2019, 5:00 pm
Sancta Sophia College, 8 Missenden Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
About the event
Paola is hosting Art of Motion in Sydney 2018. All bookings to be made through Anatomy Trains Australia.
Slings in Motion I is the first of the series of Slings repertoire courses. It revolves around a very influential myofascial meridian duo; the "supportive, quietly persevering" Superficial Back Line and the "protective, proactive" Superficial Front Line of the Anatomy Trains body map.
All Slings in Motion modules are self-contained, practical repertoire courses. Although each Slings in Motion course has a clearly defined theme and a unique exercise selection, they have common features.
Commonalities
All Slings in Motion courses include the following content.
Practical execution of a contrasting blend of:
- Differentiated and integrated multidimensional exercises in all body positions.
- Slow and deep, dynamic and rhythmic, stimulating and invigorating, as well as mellow and melting exercises and movement sequences.
- Exercise variations with and without additional props.
In-depth discussion of:
- Movement execution.
- Functional anatomy.
- Short-term and long-term exercise aims.
- Slings guiding principles.
- Slings myofascial training techniques.
- Purposeful sequencing.
- Functionally choreographed, smooth flowing Slings SynerChi movement sequences.
- Daily Slings in Motion master classes.
General Conditions
Duration: 4 days (28 hours)
Selfstudy time: 56 hours
Handout: In-depth education manual with detailed photographic references.
Prerequisite: Slings Foundation Education, Slings in Motion II.
Certificate: Certificate of Participation