Mapping The Body ~ Anatomical Meridians in Praxis
a 10-Hour Online Training with Giustina Easton
Live on Zoom with One Month Vimeo Replays
Saturdays and Sundays, October 21 & 22, 28 & 29 @11am ET
(see full schedule below)
Investment
$225
Description
While meridian systems in Eastern theories such as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) target pathways that connect to organs and their specific functions- anatomical meridians are similar in their structure, yet vary in functionality.
Anatomical meridian lines shape our posture, the way we move in space, and how we perceive our somatic landscape through interoception. The anatomy of myofascial meridians are linked through the connective tissue matrix known as fascia, which surrounds and binds our entire form from head to toe. Fascia stabilizes our muscular system, compartmentalizes our organs, and is a key component to body-mind functionality and somatic resourcefulness.
We can utilize this understanding of fascial systems through actionable intelligence–cultivating expansion and efficiency in our posture, walking, and body-minded movement practices through informed movement-based practices that target the map the whole fascial body.
Schedule & What We Will Cover
DAY 1: October 21st 11:00am-2:00p ET
Introductions, expectations, suggested reading.
Tensegrity and Anatomy Trains: Theory and Practice
The Intersection of Myofascial Meridian Lines and TCM Organ Lines
The Mind-Body Map in Praxis
DAY 2: October 22nd 11:00am-1:30p ET
The Superficial Front Line & Backbends
The Stomach Meridian
Practice
Q&A
DAY 3: October 28th 11:00am-1:30pm ET
The Superficial Back Line & Forward Bends
The Bladder Meridian
Practice
Q&A
DAY 4: October 29th 11:00am-1:30pm ET
The Spiral Line & Twists
The Intersect of Stomach and Bladder
Practice
Q&A
10 hours bankable to Katonah® Yoga Certification.
Once you sign up for the class you will receive a pdf download with your receipt that contains the links for the live class, replay, playlist and prop recommendations.
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