Teacher
Gary Carter
KMI structural integration, YTTC, LTG DipStart
02-11-2019
End
01-11-2020
Address
Yoga Rise Streatham • 24-26 High Parade, Streatham High Road, London SW16 1EX View mapCategories
Anatomy SeriesGary Carter’s ANATOMY & MOVEMENT
Series for Yoga Teachers, London
A 10-weekend course starting in November 2019
Structural, Functional, and Experiential Anatomy course for Yoga Teachers (and trainee teachers in the final year of training).
Gary Carter shows how a thorough knowledge of anatomy can help teachers to make intelligent choices about the way they teach their pupils.
His workshops involve the use of props, illustrations, and hands-on work in class to help demonstrate the principles that underlie your movement practice. This course of experiential anatomy will run for ten weekends.
Anatomy Series, London
Series for Yoga Teachers
This 10 weekend course explores the anatomy of movement in relation to practice, movement analysis, 3-D work, and experiential anatomy. It will encourage teachers to ‘see’ their students more clearly, thus helping with rehabilitative issues. The course aims to help teachers take a flexible, intelligent approach to their specific field with individual students.
Anatomy Course details:
Weekend 1 • November 2 & 3, 2019
INTELLIGENT DESIGN?
Development of Movement Patterns Development of Bone Ligaments, Joints, and Skeleton
Weekend 2 • December 7 & 8, 2019
SENSE OF SELF
Perception – Kinaesthetic sense Muscle How Bones and Fascia Communicate The Fascial Web Gravity response
Weekend 3 • January 25 & 26, 2020
THE FEET AND UP!
The Foot – Primary Support The Legs – Lightness and Strength The Pelvis & Pelvic Freedom
Weekend 4 • March 7 & 8, 2020
THE PELVIS AND UP! THE SPINAL ORGAN part1
Psoas and Piriformis and the ‘Pelvic Trampoline’ The Deep Six and Pelvic Fluidity
Weekend 5 • April 4 & 5, 2020
THE SPINAL ORGAN part 2 WHAT IS THE CORE? Breath and Movement
Spinal Structure and Function The Spine as an Organ
Anatomy of Breath Understanding Breathing Practices and their application to the work
Weekend 6 • May 9 & 10, 2020
BALANCE OF WEIGHT
The Cranium and Neck – Cranio Sacral Rhythms The Shoulder Girdle
Weekend 7 • June 13 & 14, 2020
INWARDS & UPWARDS
The Arms and Back The Bandhas
Diaphragms of the body The Cups and Domes in movement
Weekend 8 • July 18 & 19, 2020
SPRING LOADED AND LIGHT
Network • Spiral Dynamics The Fluid Body
Tensegrity and the Muscle Matrix
Weekend 9 • September 12 & 13, 2020
ANATOMY OF CONNECTION – part 1
The Myofascial Meridians in Asana, including the Anatomy Trains Theory
Straps Bands & Slings! Effective Body Reading Tensegrity in Movement
Final weekend 10 • October 31 & November 1, 2020
ANATOMY OF CONNECTION – part 2
The Myofascial Meridians in Asana, including the Anatomy Trains Theory
Straps Bands & Slings! Effective Body Reading Tensegrity in Movement
Saturdays: 10:00am – 5:00pm with a 1 hour and 15 minute lunch break plus two short breaks in the day.
Sundays: 12:30am – 6:00pm with two short breaks in the day
Students will deepen they’re knowledge of Structural and Integrated Anatomy. This course will involve the concept of hands on touch skills, fascial touch, feel for fascial elasticity, experiential connected anatomy in relation to posture and function for movement in all modalities.
On completion of this module the student will be able to:
- Understand the complexity of the human structure, how it evolved, and postural tendencies, and learn to see patterns and structure.
- Understand how the connective tissue system affects the body in general and specific movement, learning to body read in movement and stasis.
- Relate physical aspects of the body to the improvement of posture and movement quality
- Appreciate how body balance, from a structural viewpoint, is achieved
- Appreciate the inter-relationship between each system/network of the body
The module will enable the successful student to:
- Explain and demonstrate their understanding of the physical structure of the body.
- Recognise postural deviations, restriction and imbalance of connective tissues within differing bodies.
- Analyse movement through a scientific base, which in turn can improve movement function.
This course will work in a developmental manner covering the following subject areas:
- Evolution of the human body; detailed understanding of muscle, structure, function and action, and integrated connectedness, exploring our neurological relationship to gravity and how this relates to movement and posture.
- The art of creating control, balance and freedom of movement.
- In depth exploration of the connective system of the body
- Learning to see and recognize imbalances and balance of the myofascia including structural and fascial
fitness.
Modes of delivery for the course include lectures, theory, slide presentations, multimedia, 3d models and props, Interactive practical and functional work, movement work, hands on work and touch skills, discussions and illustrations.
There are continuous assessments throughout the duration of the course with Journals to be kept on the experiences and learnings on the course, practical homework assignments, quizzes and presentations. The final weekend creates three days of body reading practices, a revision of the entire course with an ability to understand postural and movement imbalances and fluidity.
The minimum requirement for the course is at least one and a half years of teaching experience after completion of teacher training with an assumed level of Anatomy is essential.
