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The ligaments of the shoulder support this key joint and are especially important during weight-bearing activities. The shoulder ligaments and the labrum and bursae associated with them provide critical support when healthy, and pain and limitations when injured.
Understanding this anatomy is beneficial for anyone who wants to get more enjoyment and satisfaction from activities involving movements of the shoulder. Plus, learning more about these elements can help prevent some common shoulder injuries, including bursitis and ligament tears.
Participants will re-create all of the functioning parts from colored clay applied to a detailed, realistic plastic model. Building in this way is an active learning process that is both engaging and informative. Included within the workshop is a movement session using exercises and stretches that focus on the ligaments that are being made!
The Anatomy In Clay(r) Learning System is an exclusive hands-on approach that has led the way in innovative anatomy education for more than thirty years.
Presenters:
Amy Anderson, PMA(r)-CPT, has been a Pilates instructor-trainer for more than twenty years and is a Gold Certified Pilates Method Alliance teacher. A Dance Medicine Specialist and professional ballet dancer, she has developed a series of very effective exercises and stretches to aid in the prevention and rehabilitation of joint issues
Gregory Gonzales leads hands-on sessions using the Anatomy In Clay(r) Learning System to explore and understand the mechanisms of the hip, the knee, and the foot/ankle system. Gregory has an academic background in kinesiology and decades of work as a professional dancer and dance instructor.
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LocationFormative Haptics Center (View)
2207 South Delaware
Denver, CO 80223
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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