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Unlocking Movement Potential: Anatomy from Head to Tail w/ Hannah Andersen

  • Citizen Yoga Royal Oak + Online 500 South Washington Avenue Royal Oak, MI, 48067 United States (map)

IN-STUDIO + ONLINE

Join Hannah Andersen for a deep dive into the anatomy of the core and spinal column. This is the first session of the Unlocking Movement Potential series exploring movement availability through structure and function. Each session will support developing an applied understanding of the relationships between skeletal, muscular, nervous, and fascial systems in a specific region of the body. Through breaking down anatomical concepts into practical and digestible pieces, this workshop specifically caters to those who teach movement in group and individual settings.

The afternoon will include anatomy,  theories related to structure, function, and injury, somatic exploration, facilitated discussion, and a full Citizen Sculpt practice to experience real time application of principles to teaching.

This workshop counts as 5 hours towards the Citizen Yoga 300HR Training program and Impact 50 hour yoga training. Modules are open to all experience levels and anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of the practice.

Price: $90

Recommended materials:
Yoga Anatomy (Third Edition) Leslie Kaminkoff and Amy Matthews 2021

  • Hannah Andersen (MFA, BFA, NCPT) is Assistant Professor of Teaching, Dance, Wayne State University teaching theory and practice courses in BS/BFA Dance and MA Teaching Artistry Programs, and directing the Pilates Mentorship Program supporting students obtaining Pilates certifications. Andersen received the 2022 ‘Sue Nine Award for Faculty Excellence’ at WSU and 2018 ‘Doug Risner Prize for Emerging Dance Researchers’ from the Journal of Dance Education for her work intersecting dance science, somatics, and pedagogy. Her research has been published in Research in Dance Education, Journal of Dance and Somatic Practices, and Journal of Dance Education. She has spent 17 years in the Pilates industry within and outside of higher education and held appointments at Whatcom Community College, University of Oregon, and Western Washington University. She spent three seasons performing and choreographing with Bellingham Repertory Dance (WA, USA), has been spotted performing on stages and in fields in NYC, NC, WA, OR, AK, and more. A lifelong student of yoga, Hannah is currently on the teaching faculty of a 200 and 300 Yoga Alliance Teacher Training program teaching all anatomy coursework.

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