Continually returning to whole body
Abigail Watkins
I love the approach of learning about connective tissue in it's constituent parts with the context of thinking of the body as a whole.
I love the approach of learning about connective tissue in it's constituent parts with the context of thinking of the body as a whole.
Read LessInsightful!
Precious Joseph
Examples, Pictures, and interactive parts were chef kiss thank you!!
Examples, Pictures, and interactive parts were chef kiss thank you!!
Read LessMy favorite class thus far
Tara DeRosa
This class was so interesting and fun! I love how much sense it makes - connective tissue as a web, agonist/antagonist, reciprocal inhibition - and how it he...
Read MoreThis class was so interesting and fun! I love how much sense it makes - connective tissue as a web, agonist/antagonist, reciprocal inhibition - and how it helped me understand my pain issues. Thanks!
Read Lessinteresting and neccesary subject
Madhu Sharma
This is such an important and fascinating topic. David did an awesome job!
This is such an important and fascinating topic. David did an awesome job!
Read LessConcise and effective
Marilyn Peitso
David explains in easy to understand fashion the anatomy of muscles and connective tissue. The tricky concept of PNF or proprioceptive neuromuscular facilit...
Read MoreDavid explains in easy to understand fashion the anatomy of muscles and connective tissue. The tricky concept of PNF or proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation gets the same treatment. It's a valuable course, key to understanding safe and effective teaching.
Read LessFocused and just what I needed to make the biggest differ...
Naomi Boxall
Pareto.
Pareto.
Read LessPNP great and more understanding would be welcome
Margo Leight
Thank you for the excellent course material. I went over repeatedly thinking more and more deeply about the implications of connective tissue in yoga and oth...
Read MoreThank you for the excellent course material. I went over repeatedly thinking more and more deeply about the implications of connective tissue in yoga and other activities and PNP in particular. I look forward to learning more practice and will definitely follow up on the links for further learning.
Read LessOur amazing body
Susan Nelan
This challenging course encouraged deep thinking about muscles and connective tissue and how they behave in our body. Once we understand this, we can apply i...
Read MoreThis challenging course encouraged deep thinking about muscles and connective tissue and how they behave in our body. Once we understand this, we can apply it to yoga practice and yoga teaching. The opportunity to try out several poses reinforced that learning. Thanks, David!
Read LessPNF well-explained
Virginia Rego
I first learned about PNF in a fitness course, but not until this course have I understood how it works and how to do it safely.
I first learned about PNF in a fitness course, but not until this course have I understood how it works and how to do it safely.
Read LessSuper
Sara Cusmano
Simple but clear
Simple but clear
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Precious
Insightful!
Examples, Pictures, and interactive parts were chef kiss thank you!!
Tara
My favorite class thus far
This class was so interesting and fun! I love how much sense it makes - connective tissue as a web, agonist/antagonist, reciprocal inhibition - and how it helped me understand my pain issues. Thanks!
Madhu
interesting and neccesary subject
This is such an important and fascinating topic. David did an awesome job!
Jutta
Review 107
Thank you for putting complex content very clear and understandable. I have learned a lot, had to repeat some parts to be really sure that i understood and found all the questions very well explained.
Marie
Anatomy of muscles and connective tissue
I found this very difficult to follow. The handout did not seem to match what was taught. I prefer video to text.
Margo
PNP great and more understanding would be welcome
Thank you for the excellent course material. I went over repeatedly thinking more and more deeply about the implications of connective tissue in yoga and other activities and PNP in particular. I look forward to learning more practice and will definitely follow up on the links for further learning.
Abigail
Continually returning to whole body
I love the approach of learning about connective tissue in it's constituent parts with the context of thinking of the body as a whole.
Barbara
107 anatomy of muscles and connective tissue
good
Susan
Our amazing body
This challenging course encouraged deep thinking about muscles and connective tissue and how they behave in our body. Once we understand this, we can apply it to yoga practice and yoga teaching. The opportunity to try out several poses reinforced that learning. Thanks, David!
Marilyn
Concise and effective
David explains in easy to understand fashion the anatomy of muscles and connective tissue. The tricky concept of PNF or proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation gets the same treatment. It's a valuable course, key to understanding safe and effective teaching.
Virginia
PNF well-explained
I first learned about PNF in a fitness course, but not until this course have I understood how it works and how to do it safely.
Nicole
PNF
Loved learning about this and hope o integrate this into my own practice. Thank you!
Sara
Super
Simple but clear
Naomi
Focused and just what I needed to make the biggest difference in my practice.
Pareto.
Ammuna
Challenging and packed with theory!
This course is about connecting our sensory experience of the physical body with the theory of the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. It will increase your fascination with the body's mechanisms! The phenomena you are offered to experience in this course can only be noticed if your body is in the balance between tension and relaxation: I have had a hard time with this lesson in the beginning because of being overly tense while standing or bending my elbow. I think this is one of the teachings David is delivering to this world, and I would love to thank him for this!
Megan
Great
Very informative
Brenda
Excellent
Great course covering lots of information. Also enjoyed the anatomy of bones! ,