The 'Cognitive Body Workshop' instructed by Dave Reese, Physical Therapist presents:
A Neurophysiological Approach to Achieving Structural Balance and Improved Motor Control in the Areas of the Knee and Foot
Sunday, May 15, 2022
9am to 4pm (with a one hour lunch break at noon)
$200 per person
This intensive 6-hour workshop combines your strong knowledge of anatomy with neurophysiological principles in the design and implementation of exercise programs used in Sports Fitness, Yoga, Pilates, Amateur/Professional Dance and other specialized movement trainings: i.e Feldenkrais, and Alexander Methods.
The installment (the third in a three-part series) will continue to identify imbalances of the knee and foot, providing effective assistance in exercise and treatment design for yourselves and for your clients.
Appropriate for attendees such as: Pilates Instructors, PTs, OTs, Acupuncturists, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, Rolfers, Massage Therapists, and serious students of the body, all with a strong background in anatomy.
Participants will find this invaluable and be able to apply information and techniques from the day immediately to their professional work, in their related fields. All are welcome!
Notes:
This workshop earns 6 Continuing Education Credits with the National Pilates Certification Program (6 CEC’s with NPCP), required by the Pilates Method Alliance.
This not a course on proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF)!
We require 48 hours' notice to cancel on workshops. Please familiarize yourself with our straightforward workshop cancellation policy.
Meet Your Workshop Instructor
Dave Reese P.T. is Clinical Director of Falmouth Physical Therapy in Falmouth, Maine and was trained in mat Pilates instruction via Power Pilates.
A practicing clinician for forty years, he has incorporated a combination of Pilates, yoga, martial arts, and movement work into his practice. A yoga instructor since 1993 and a serious Pilates student since 2002, he is extremely excited to be part of the team at Springboard.