FlowMotion Back and Joint Therapy

Movement Geek Series – Bishop

Do you have a passion for movement and would like to develop a better understanding of the moving body? Are you a movement instructor or student (yoga, Pilates, martial arts, dance, coach, personal trainer)? Are you a bodyworker who would like to better understand your client’s body off the table? Are you recovering from an injury or living with pain, and would like to be an informed participant in your own healing process? Come learn to better help your clients and yourself!!

Each workshop in this 5-part series will cover the following topics per region of the body: anatomy, optimal joint biomechanics, common dysfunctions, visual and palpatory assessment, manual correctives, corrective exercises, and current research trends.

Workshops will meet 9am-3pm at FlowMotion Pilates (downtown Bishop, CA).
Price for the series: Early bird $325 before September 16th; $400 after.

• Sunday, Oct. 15, 2017 – Foundational Concepts: movement terminology, motor-sensory nervous system, muscles, joints, fascia, alignment, efficiency, cuing, core, posture, mobility-stability, injuries, and pain science
• Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017 – Spine, Pelvis, Core (including Pelvic Floor), & Breathing
• Sunday, Dec. 10, 2016 – Neck, Ribcage, Thoracic Spine & Shoulder Girdle
• Sunday, Jan. 14, 2018 – Feet & Gait
• Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018 – Hips and Knees

Questions, please call Margy at 760-920-2284

Move beyond muscle origins, insertions, and actions…take your learning up a notch!

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Rehabilitative Movement Specialist Margy Verba has been in practice for over 20 years. She has studied under a wide range of leading international educators, and her teaching is a unique blend of therapeutic movement and manual modalities. For many years, she has taught biomechanics/anatomy to bodyworkers, as well as in several yoga and Pilates teacher trainings.

“Margy is an excellent problem-solver with a vast working knowledge of the body, movement, and anatomy. She knows how to look at dysfunction and pain from all angles and is able to create exercise programs that will most benefit her students, She is a life-long learner who constantly hungers for new information and has a great understanding of the evidence and research .This is exactly the type of instructor you need.” Sarah Wagner, DPT, Rehab Services/Wellness Center Manager, Mendocino Coast District Hospital