Dooley Noted: 2/10/2016
In Immaculate Dissection I: Core Concepts, we teach you the anatomy of the core musculature in a way that is not so book-heavy.
We get you feeling the anatomy through palpation and movement.
What we notice each time we teach is the disconnect by many to understand the proper building of intraabdominal pressure (IAP).
If IAP is like a dial, one must learn to use the dial to properly activate what is needed to protect the spine – yet permit proper movement of the trunk and limbs.
But if you don’t understand the mechanics of achieving proper IAP, then you mobilize on a wobbly platform.
Want a functional anatomy class?
Want a breathing class?
Try ID I: Core Concepts.
You won’t believe how learning the anatomy of breathing can alter the way you move.
We are coming to the following cities soon:
Melbourne: March 7-8
London: April 14-17
Atco, NJ: May 14-15
Dublin: May 28-29
Newport Beach, CA: June 4-5
Calgary: July 16-17
Don’t miss it if it comes your way.
Starting next month, we will have a page of vimeos for attendees, so you can study well after the seminar ends.
And we are starting a Facebook group page, where your questions can be answered by the ID team.
It’s our honor and privilege to show you the anatomy of how to build IAP through breathing.
As always, it’s your call.
– Dr. Kathy Dooley
P.S. to sign up for our courses, which you can take in any order, check out our website:
www.immaculatedissection.com