Want to learn the art of movement, better posture and the science behind it all from an expert instructor?

Ready to build your career with a highly valued certification?

You Need the Movement & Yoga Anatomy Certification Course

It doesn’t matter whether you’re a yoga teacher, movement practitioner, or just someone looking to better understand how the human body works, functional yoga anatomy will show you how.

As an experienced yoga practitioner who has been teaching for more than 20 years, I understand the crucial role that human anatomy plays in your body’s ability to be free and move. I also understand that learning about it can be easier said than done…

A mindset shift, not just a course

When you start to think in a new way, you’ll be able to do more than you ever thought possible.

I can tell you from experience that the finer points of subjects such as fascia-based anatomy make all the difference in the world when you want to truly understand movement. We are all human at the end of the day, which means we have the same needs, balances, and tipping points. Practicing yoga with fascia anatomy in mind is what allows you to bring them all together and learn everything that goes into a specific posture or movement.

To make it possible, I’ve created an easy-to-follow yoga anatomy course that offers you:

• 3 Training Modules covering 9 weeks of expert tuition
• 100+ Resources in the form of video introductions and PDF guides
• Simple Explanations that introduce you to fascia-based anatomy
• Targeted Assessments that reinforce key learning objectives without you even realizing it

Why functional fascia yoga anatomy?

Anyone who teaches movement, alignment and adjustment of the body will benefit from a detailed understanding of how it all fits together. Through intricate connective tissues called fascia, we each get the dynamic tension and pulling actions which give us our posture, ability to move, and sense of freedom. Without an understanding of these key concepts, you’ll only ever be moving in two dimensions.

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