 45 Minute Morning Breathing Sessions
9:30-10:15 am Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays £ for the whole week Register : info@naturalbodies.co.uk Weekends will be rescheduled with regular online check-insWe are very sad that we can't meet in the studio together and will reschedule all the Anatomy Courses from where we left off. In the meantime, we've organised sessions with your cohort to review what we've done so far, hear about your progress and answer any questions. These sessions are not replacing the full weekend sessions. They are designed to keep you refreshed and updated and with practice homework.
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Gary CarterWith over 35 years of experience, Gary is recognised internationally as one of the UK’s leading Anatomy and Movement teachers. He is a myofascial manual therapist, personal trainer, shiatsu and craniosacral practitioner, anatomy and fascial anatomy lecturer and also a yoga teacher and teacher trainer. He lectures and teaches in Movement and Fascial Anatomy for schools of massage, physiotherapy, osteopathy, Yoga & Pilates teacher trainings. He started the Natural Bodies Yoga and movement Centre in Brighton, UK, in 1991, training and encouraging ease of movement, efficient body use in exercise, sport and many movement disciplines including Yoga, Pilates, Gyrotonics, Martial Arts and Fascial Movement practices. Archives
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" I am not a newcomer to Anatomy in Yoga. ....This is what I call “The missing link”. - S.Emmett "
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"Gary brings it all together in a way that is seamless and accessible to suit any level of student. No one is left behind or is made to feel inadequate. Gary has a deep respect for all of his students - meeting them where they are at any given moment, without judgement." -Judy Cameron
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