We invite you to familiarize yourself with the course offer.
Date:29.09-01.10.2023
Place:Poznań
Contact: biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Zoga is a collection of strengthening and stretching exercises based on yoga asanas using Anatomy Trains Structural Integration principles. It is designed to restore slippage between the different layers of fascia in our bodies. The human body is designed to be free to function in gravity and move through it in any direction it chooses. Zoga uses this ability for analysis and therapeutic work.
ZOGA is a training for all those who work with the body:
physiotherapists, manual therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists, teachers of various forms of exercise such as yoga, Pilates, feldenkreis, movement instructors and trainers, and doctors who treat the musculoskeletal system.
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Date:27-29.01.2023
Place:Kraków
Contact: biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Zoga is a collection of strengthening and stretching exercises based on yoga asanas using Anatomy Trains Structural Integration principles. It is designed to restore slippage between the different layers of fascia in our bodies. The human body is designed to be free to function in gravity and move through it in any direction it chooses. Zoga uses this ability for analysis and therapeutic work.
ZOGA is a training for all those who work with the body:
physiotherapists, manual therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists, teachers of various forms of exercise such as yoga, Pilates, feldenkreis, movement instructors and trainers, and doctors who treat the musculoskeletal system.
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Date:03-05.02.2023
Place:Warszawa
Contact: biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Zoga is a collection of strengthening and stretching exercises based on yoga asanas using Anatomy Trains Structural Integration principles. It is designed to restore slippage between the different layers of fascia in our bodies. The human body is designed to be free to function in gravity and move through it in any direction it chooses. Zoga uses this ability for analysis and therapeutic work.
ZOGA is a training for all those who work with the body:
physiotherapists, manual therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists, teachers of various forms of exercise such as yoga, Pilates, feldenkreis, movement instructors and trainers, and doctors who treat the musculoskeletal system.
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Currently no training!
Date: 02-04.06.2023
Place:Toruń, Poland
Contact:biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
Students will take a closer look at the relationships in movement and function between the head, neck and shoulders.
This course is designed for graduates of the Zoga Movement Introduction (Zoga Multidimensional Movement) training.
Date: 14-16.04.2023
Place:Toruń, Poland
Contact:biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
This section is designed to delve into the very complex world of breath, emotions, internal organs and vessels. Through movement, awareness exercises, touch, and breath, students will immerse themselves in the world of the rhythms of life. They will learn effective interventions that affect the ability to move in our “cavities” and around the spine.
This course is designed for graduates of the Zoga Movement Introduction (Zoga Multidimensional Movement) training.
Date: 17-19.03.2023
Place: Toruń, Poland
Contact:biuro@movuto.pl
Hours: 9:00-17:00
During these 3 days, students will explore the anatomy and biomechanics of leg and pelvic movement. This includes group movement, functional and postural analysis, manual direction and interventions. The training addresses the most common postural patterns and gives students the tools to explore and interact therapeutically to improve function in this area and better its relationship to the rest of the body’s tensegrity system.
This course is designed for graduates of the Zoga Movement Introduction (Zoga Multidimensional Movement) training.
Currently no training!
Date: 04-08.04.2023
Localization: Toruń, Poland – the exact location will be announced soon.
Contact: To sign up for the course, send an e-mail to: biuro@movuto.pl. Please provide us with the following information:
The training you want to attend
First name and last name
Phone number
Your address
Hours:
Day I 9.00-17.30
Day II 9.00-17.30
Day III 9.00-17.30
Day IV 9.00-17.00
Day V 9.00-17.00
„The Tail End” –The tail end of the body receives a generous number of accidental impacts. These impacts can distort the relationship between the bones and they also distort the shape of the bones in the region; the sacrum, coccyx, pelvis, and femur. Sharon will give a guided tour of structural landmarks through this complex region. These landmarks give you a guide to help evaluate good structure from damaged structure. Relevant Structural Integration work will be included as well as specialized BoneWork for the remediation of damaged, distorted bones throughout the region. Students will exchange sessions and we will have models for practice with supervision.
Date: 22-26.03.2023
Localization:Toruń, Poland – the exact location will be announced soon.
Contact: biuro@movuto.pl
Hours:
Day I 9:00-18:00
Day II 9:00-18:00
Day III 9:00:17:30
Day IV 9:00-18:00
Day V 9:00-18:00
Scar tissue work uses a casual light touch and the work is rarely painful even for very new scars and the amount of change in one intervention is extensive.
Natural and surgical scars of any age respond immediately followed by a short period of rapid healing and continued improvement. Scar tissue quality changes quickly and easily. The work starts with the surface layers and goes into the far reaches of the scars. Scar work often results in large whole body integration shifts along with trauma resolution and nerve impaired numbness usually resolves within a session.
Date: 30.03 – 02.04.2023
Localization:Toruń, Poland – the exact location will be announced soon.
Detailed information: To sign up for the course, send an e-mail to biuro@movuto.pl
This training is intended for therapists who want to learn how to work on the skull, which can very effectively influence its shape and asymmetries. Through gentle and precise rotational and balancing movements, the therapist makes changes in tension in the area of individual fascial layers. Through these changes, it affects the relationships of bone elements as well as their internal stresses and deformations. Ida Rolf worked on the skull in Session 7 of Structured Integration and Sharon Wheeler, her direct student, developed this work towards gently deforming head asymmetry in children. The seventh session is central to the ten sessions of the Structural Integration Process. Dr. Rolf once said that we are doing the first six sessions so that we can move on to the seventh session, and then the last three sessions are spent integrating what is coming from the seventh session.
The main session schema is from Dr. Rolf with some interesting bone changing techniques developed specifically for the skull by Sharon. These bone changing techniques are straightforward; you can expect big structural changes from them.
Other specialized cranial techniques include grips for the mandible, zygomatic arch, eye sockets, and the Atlas / Axis surrounding area. We will also work with the nose, ears and other structures at the front of the neck.
Students will exchange sessions under the supervision of the instructor and will have the opportunity to work with an external model. Sharon teaches this endlessly fascinating subject with detail and precision, with individual attention and a tendency to inventiveness.
We warmly invite you to learn with Sharon Wheeler and learn from her over 50 years of experience in working with the body.
Sharon Wheeler before becoming Structural Integration Therapist Sharon Wheeler was part of the staff at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California, where she taught massage for several years. Sharon was one of the first students and also one of the few women to study with Dr. Ida Rolf from 1970 to 1978. Sharon was one of Dr. Rolf’s “artistic experiments”. Currently, he practices in Washington, near Seattle, and conducts specialist classes, incl. BoneWork, ScarWork, Work on the Skull or Work on the Cross Bone.
Currently no training!
