Wednesday, October 5, 2011

2011 Winter Education Conference

Saturday, December 3rd

Exploring the Arc Barrel (NEW)
11:30AM-1:30PM $75.00 .2cecs

Explore how to utilize the cushioned and curved surface of the Arc Barrel to facilitate a unique series of stretching and strengthening moves that will fit perfectly into any conditioning routine. A tremendous cross-training tool, the Arc Barrel can be used to support the torso or the limbs and allow focus on isolating precise movements in individual joints. Discover how to position the barrel in a variety of ways to mobilize and strengthen joint structures as well as to increase stability at the core.

Programming on the V2 Max Plus™ Reformer Workout #2
2:00PM-4:00PM $75.00 .2cecs

Expand your exercise options and programming possibilities with the V2 Max Plus™Reformer workshop. Exploring the unique features of this unparalleled piece of equipment, discover how the Reformer, Vertical Frame and second set of pulleys, which are vertically adjustable, can be maximized to develop motivating and captivating workout sessions. Observe how familiar exercises can be updated by accessing some of the Reformer's special properties and learn how these can be incorporated into any routine, from beginner to advanced.


Jumpboard Strength & Conditioning (NEW)
4:30PM-6:30PM $75.00 .2cecs

This workout highlights the Jumpboard's versatile ability to place a major emphasis on programming to improve the strength of hip, knee and ankle joints in both supine and standing positions. Increased spring resistance is used to emphasize strengthening of the arms and shoulder girdle in upper body work and the legs in lower body work. The Jumpboard is used as a stable base or platform to focus on proper biomechanics of the entire lower kinetic chain, allowing the hip joint to be in a more anatomically neutral alignment when transferring forces from the soles of the feet up through the body.


Sunday, December 4th


The Shoulder Girdle: Stability & Function
9:00AM-12:00PM $100.00 .3cecs

Explore the anatomy and biomechanics involved in the normal healthy functioning of the shoulder girdle and discuss some of the interruptions that can occur and exercise progressions to restore optimal function in this lecture/demo. First, the available ROM and typical movement patterns of the shoulder girdle are broken down analyzing scapular movement, humeral movement and relevant muscular action. Next, address some common abnormal or dysfunctional movement patterns. And finally, discover exercise progressions to rebuild normal muscle action and movement patterning as well as shoulder girdle exercises that can challenge and prepare for specific activities and enhance performance.


Programming for Osteoporosis Management
1:00PM-4:00PM $100.00 .3cecs

Clients with osteoporosis face genuine issues when looking for a suitable exercise program. Learn the causation of osteoporosis, the different forms of the condition and how they will affect your client. Use the biomechanical foundation of STOTT PILATES® to discover how to create effective programs that address the specific needs of this population. Explore how balance and resistance props can effectively assist clients and offer myriad modifications and variations to a Matwork routine.


Register and pay in full by November 4th and receive 10% off purchase. For registration or questions, call Stacee Maurer at 614-336-9502.

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