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Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology Foundations
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(26 ratings)
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Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology Foundations

for Yoga Teachers, Fitness Professionals and Manual Therapists
Created byLaurie Di Giulio
Last updated 2/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Anatomy, physiology and pathology concepts and how they influence the practice of yoga.
  • Explore the wonderful world of body systems, and how their interconnectedness allows us to function optimally.
  • Learn anatomical terminology including location and directional terms to describe movement.
  • Practice using terminology to describe joint position in yoga postures.
  • More in-depth look at the anatomy, physiology and pathology of bone, joints, muscle and fascia.
  • Pathologies explored will be discussed in terms of how they may impact a movement practice, as well as modifications that can be made for ease and safety.
  • Investigate how bone, joint, muscle and fascia impact the execution of yoga postures.

Course content

9 sections • 38 lectures • 7h 31m total length

  • Introduction2:55

    Explore the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of bone, joints, muscles, and fascia, and learn to adapt yoga postures for diverse populations using breathing techniques.

Requirements

  • none

Description

This course will take you through the human body in a way that is accessible to all levels, whether new or a seasoned pro. While it uses yoga and yoga postures throughout, the principles can be easily applied to any movement practice.

We will explore the body systems and how they may impact a yoga practice. We will look at how bone, joints, muscle and fascia function and how pathology in these tissues may require us to make changes to practice. We then look at key body regions and how to use those regions well to help support us in postures and breathing. The course then looks at forward folds, back bends and twists, and what our anatomy is doing in these types of postures, and how to modify to make the postures safer and more accessible to all bodies.

In addition to the 7+ hours of video content, there is an additional 75min of external video resources to support the learning here, and take you a bit beyond.

Who this course is for:

  • yoga teachers, yoga teacher trainees
  • personal trainers and fitness instructors
  • manual therapists with an interest in yoga, or interested in review of concepts

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