MOTOR LEARNING PRESENTATION
Do YOUR CUES HELP OR HINDER YOUR STUDENTS?
This 30 minute presentation covers:
- The difference between motor learning and motor performance
- The stages students go through when undergoing motor learning
- What elements you can adjust in order to optimize their chances of motor learning, including practice, focus, and feedback
- How some simple adjustments to your cueing habits and strategies can transform your motor performer into a motor learner!
WANT TO UP YOUR CUEING SKILLS?
Frustrated with that one student who never seems to 'get it'? Let's flip the focus and see what changes you can make in your cueing that will help them to finally learn!
THE COMMUNITY
The Community brings together movement professionals to level up your critical and creative skills. You'll gain the confidence to work with anyone, anytime.
You'll learn:
- How to think critically around the movement needs of any client and find effective movement solutions that fit their needs
- Useful anatomy and physiology specific to each population
- How to 'think on the spot' to modify anything for anyone
- How to work with injured clients (and when not to)
- How to create a progression-based, inclusive class that keeps everyone engaged
READY TO LEARN?
The Community is open to all movement teachers to advance your understanding of the human body, methodically approach common pathologies with movement solutions, and develop quicker critical thinking skills for movement strategies, so that no client ever seems too complicated for you again!
The Library
Topic-based classes – learn how to problem solve your client’s needs around a particular diagnosis, injury, or stage of life, all while staying within your scope of practice as a movement teacher. Got a student with sciatica? Teaching a new class of seniors? I've covered dozens of topics, from shoulder pain to Parkinson's Disease, with new classes added every month!
Each class includes: a recorded powerpoint presentation with easy to understand and relevant anatomy and kinesiology, an exercise practice section with dozens of examples of practical ways to include exercises into your classes and privates, plus a downloadable PDF for you to follow along with and add your own notes. Once you purchase it’s yours to watch forever.
READY TO LEARN?
Got a client with a herniated disc and not sure what to do? Access The Liibrary for this and dozens of other topics relevant to your work as a movement teacher, or to your own body and movement practice.
Movement Logic Tutorials came about because we recognized that what most movement teachers need are critical thinking skills to be able to respond to their students' needs in the moment.
If you are a movement teacher who feels your current knowledge base is lacking in this kind of reasoned application of movement therapy, then our courses are for you!
Each of our comprehensive tutorials focuses on a specific body region: Low Back, Pelvic Floor, Shoulders, Neck, and Feet & Ankles.
READY TO LEARN?
Access a library of evidenced-based, movement therapy tutorials to help your students who are in pain and looking to you for help.
In this 3-part Pain Science course, I present an overview of the most recent developments in chronic pain research and concrete techniques to better develop self-care and prevention strategies for chronic pain.
The emphasis in chronic pain treatments has shifted to a “biopsychosocial” model. This model views chronic pain as mediated by increased brain sensitization to pain.
But what roles do inflammation, scarring and adhesions in the soft tissues play? How do musculoskeletal and neuro-affective components interact with chronic pain?
This course acts as a “Part 2” to my Pain Science course (see below).
Course Includes:
- Yoga Practice Video: Enjoy a yoga practice video that accompanies this course.
- Recordings of All Webinar Sessions: you will get access to the recordings of all webinar sessions - both MP3 (downloadable) and MP4 (streaming) - go back and listen to the workshop as many times as you like.
- Transcripts of All Sessions: Even the best note-takers miss a point every so often. With the transcripts of the webinar sessions, you can go back and refer to particularly important passages or clarify sections you were in doubt about.
This course qualifies for 3 non-contact hour CEs with Yoga Alliance.
READY TO LEARN?
In this course, I break down the latest research in pain science, and teach you concrete techniques to better develop self care and prevention strategies for chronic pain.
PAIN SCIENCE COURSE
My Pain Science course is a five part online webinar designed to give you the confidence and skills to work with students and clients who have pain by breaking down the latest advancements in pain science into easy to understand concepts.
A deeper and more nuanced understanding of how pain works will enhance your ability as a movement teacher and increase the scope of clients that you can safely and effectively work with.
