Yoga & Connective Tissue
Yoga is the oldest form of physical therapy on the planet. Many exercises & Physical Therapy treatments are derived from it. Hatha Yoga origins are unknown & mysterious. In reality, it is advanced technology in the realm of consciousness science. It is focused on achieving & maintaining perfect health (Mind, Body, Spirit) for the purpose of deep introspection & personal growth or evolution. More & more people every day are discovering the benefits of yoga. It is endorsed by numerous healthcare physicians, professional athletes, entertainers & fitness celebrities world wide.
For the massage practitioner yoga is an invaluable tool that gives the therapist direct experiential insight into the connective tissue network. This in turn produces deep understanding of joint functions, kinesiology & the mechanics behind soft tissue release. The insight gained from a yoga practice is profound, priceless & practical.
Yoga increases the practitioner’s flexibility allowing them to perform proper body mechanics, significantly reducing the chance of work related injury, while at the same time strengthening the body & mind. The principles of soft tissue release during Hatha Yoga postures are near identical to the processes when doing it through massage. Increased flexibility is known to increase stamina, improve immune functions & provide a number of other health benefits including joint health & restoration. The concentration powers one develops through yoga & meditation dramatically increases the effectiveness of one’s bodywork, clears the mind & promotes both physical & psychological health and well-being
Please join us for an incredible day of transformation, empowerment & personal growth!
**Course is 4 CE Credit Hours**
What you will learn:
- The Intended Purpose of Yoga
- Connective Tissue Release (through Yoga)
- The Relationship of Yoga to Connective Tissue & Internal Organs
- Numerous Benefits of Yoga Postures
- Through Experience the Benefits of Breathing Exercises
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Through Experience the Benefits of Hatha Yoga first hand
