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- BLOCK 3. – 3. CLASSICAL ANATOMYBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® – 60 hours) Covers the functional mechanisms of the fasciae, building on a solid foundation in the anatomy of the musculoskeletal system8
- 1.1PDF and Cover Page “BLOCK 3”
- 1.23.1. General terms29 Minutes
- 1.33.2. Anatomy of the Spine14 Minutes
- 1.43.3. Anatomy of the lower limbs38 Minutes
- 1.53.4. Anatomy of the upper body24 Minutes
- 1.63.5. Posture v. Movement25 Minutes
- 1.7FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS “Classical Anatomy”10 Minutes
- 1.8“Classical Anatomy” Assessment”28 Questions
- SECTION 3–4. POSTURAL PRINCIPLESBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Before we can learn to move harmoniously, we need to understand our own posture and how to improve it, as well as that of our students. Delving deeper into posturology10
- 2.1PDF
- 2.24.1. Basic concepts of posturology16 Minutes
- 2.34.2. Deviations from the balance of the undercarriage46 Minutes
- 2.44.3. Deviations from upper train equilibrium9 Minutes
- 2.54.4. Types of postures9 Minutes
- 2.64.5. Postural alignment39 Minutes
- 2.74.6. Steps for assessing body posture5 Minutes
- 2.8PRACTICE – Full-body scan in Tadasana8 Minutes
- 2.9FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS “Postural Foundations”15 Minutes
- 2.10“Postural Foundations” Assessment”22 Questions
- BLOCK 3–5. FASCIAS IN YOGABLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – We are already familiar with the details of anatomy and posturology. We will now explore specific methods and exercises in greater depth that can make our yoga practice highly beneficial for the fasciae.13
- 3.1PDF
- 3.25.1. A paradigm shift27 Minutes
- 3.35.2. Specific terms relating to myofascial yoga20 Minutes
- 3.45.3. Fasciae during the embryonic stage21 Minutes
- 3.55.4. The importance of the inclusive centre16 Minutes
- 3.65.5. Elasticity versus Force4 Minutes
- 3.75.6. Breathing5 Minutes
- 3.85.7. Our trampolines (domes)11 Minutes
- 3.95.8. Materials15 Minutes
- 3.105.9. Classification of asanas11 Minutes
- 3.115.10. A reminder of the “standard” asanas for each pathway and 5.11. The connections between the myofascial pathways16 Minutes
- 3.12FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: “The Use of Straps in Yoga”33 Minutes
- 3.13Assessment: “Fascia in Yoga”26 Questions
- BLOCK 3–6. BODY AWARENESSBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – One of the methods we will use in Myofascial Yoga® is the development of body awareness through proprioceptive refinement9
- 4.1PDF
- 4.26.1. Introduction4 Minutes
- 4.36.2. Joint warm-up37 Minutes
- 4.46.3. Auto-Touch19 Minutes
- 4.56.4. Balancing – Equilibrium5 Minutes
- 4.66.5. Micromovements20 Minutes
- 4.76.6. Fascial somatics23 Minutes
- 4.86.7. Dynamic stretching of myofascial pathways27 Minutes
- 4.9“Body Awareness” Assessment”15 Questions
- BLOCK 3. – 7. CREATING SPACEBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Promotes joint mobility through large-range movements performed whilst exhaling and in a highly mindful manner11
- 5.1PDF
- 5.27.1. Introduction4 Minutes
- 5.37.2. Nodes7 Minutes
- 5.47.3. Creating LPS Space6 Minutes
- 5.57.3. Creating Space LAS5 Minutes
- 5.67.3. Creating the LAP Space11 Minutes
- 5.77.3. Creating Space LL6 Minutes
- 5.87.3. Creating Space LE6 Minutes
- 5.97.3. Creating the LASB-LAPB Space4 Minutes
- 5.107.3. Creating Space: LPSB-LPPB5 Minutes
- 5.11FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS “Creating space”8 Minutes
- SECTION 3. – 8. MOULDINGBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Biotensegrity gives us a balanced body that is self-supporting thanks to the balance between strength and elasticity. Let’s learn how to achieve it8
- BLOCK 3. – 9. INTEGRITYBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Through Integrity, we promote isometric toning with or without props (chairs, belts, sticks)6
- BLOCK 3–10. RESTORATIVE (GRAVITATIONAL) YOGABLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Another tool we need to support fascial health is the development of passive elasticity and tissue hydration. Let’s learn Restorative Yoga.6
- BLOCK 3. – 11. ASSISTED PRACTICE (MYOFASCIAL THAI YOGA)BLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® 60 hrs) – Another tool we use in Myofascial Yoga is the practice of fascial stretching with the help of a partner, using Thai massage techniques10
- 9.1PDF
- 9.211.1. The Basics of Thai Massage12 Minutes
- 9.311.2. Principles of Myofascial Thai Yoga10 Minutes
- 9.411.3. Body positions2 Minutes
- 9.511.4. Types of touches4 Minutes
- 9.611.5. and 11.6. Energy lines (Sens) and their relationship with myofascial pathways10 Minutes
- 9.711.7. Myofascial Thai Yoga Techniques36 Minutes
- 9.8PRACTICAL SESSION: Myofascial Thai Yoga61 Minutes
- 9.9FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: “Myofascial Thai Yoga”5 Minutes
- 9.10Assessment: “Guided Practice (Myofascial Thai Yoga)”25 Questions
- BLOCK 3 – 12. SEQUENCING MYOFASCIAL YOGA CLASSESBLOCK 3 (Advanced Myofascial Yoga® – 60 hours) - Having learnt proprioceptive refinement, biotensegrity exercises, passive stretching, myofascial release self-massage using balls and Thai massage techniques, we will explore how to apply these to Myofascial Yoga® sessions6
- BLOCK 3. – PRACTICAL CLASSES. "MYOFASCIAL YOGA" METHODOLOGY"11
- 11.13 CLASSES: “BUILDING MY ASANA”165 Minutes
- 11.2PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LPS”60 Minutes
- 11.3PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LAS”60 Minutes
- 11.4PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LAP”60 Minutes
- 11.5PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LL”60 Minutes
- 11.6PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LE”60 Minutes
- 11.7PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LASB – LAPB”60 Minutes
- 11.8PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for LPSB – LPPB”60 Minutes
- 11.9PRACTICAL CLASS: “Myofascial Yoga® for Sports Injuries”80 Minutes
- 11.10PRACTICAL CLASS: “Free Your Pelvis”41 Minutes
- 11.11MYOFASCIAL YOGA® CONTINUES with BLOCK 4