Dooley Noted: 1/10/15
Last night, we made history.
We had some seminar attendees and the Immaculate Dissection team camping out and getting ready for our premiere.
In one corner of my domicile, Danny Quirk painted the models.
In another corner, two seminar attendees were bending bolts and tearing cards.
I saw the combination of people attracted like a magnet to functional anatomy and strength.
I watched Anna Folckomer perfecting our PowerPoint as Danny painted her back.
That was the moment I knew the three of us were a formidable team, ready to share with the world.
As we launched Immaculate Dissection I: Core Concepts in the gym I co-own, I fully understood that none of it existed without vision and tenacity.
Students were fascinated by art and compelled by information.
They palpated and discovered the anatomy, while learning new ways to apply it.
They asked pertinent, intriguing questions and made the seminar something we didn’t know it could be.
And it’s only the first day.
We are a product of our reaction to our surroundings.
I feel completely alive today, and I hope I helped them feel alive, too.
Tomorrow, for Day 2, the anatomy meets stability and strength.
I hope you are learning and opening your mind to knew ideas today.
As always, it’s your call.
– Dr. Kathy Dooley