Fascia and the nervous system – with Dr. Schleip & Rita Keller
EXPLORATION FROM A YOGA ORIENTED PERSPECTIVE
The importance of fascia science and its application for yoga cannot be overestimated. It offers an unique explanatory model for how yoga works. The right understanding of the multilayered network is a milestone for every ambitious yoga teacher.When I talked one day in the library about anatomy for the education of teachers, Guruji asked me who the teacher was and I described that it is Robert Schleip who that time was the trainer for Rolfing (Ida Rolf) and Feldenkrais and also for fascial system. So Guruji said that he knew Moshe Feldenkrais – and then he asked how Mr. Schleip explains the ‘fascial system’. I showed him how in Parshvottanasana the extension starts on the plantar fascia and connects through the fascial system with the head. He was very interested. After a while he said, “that might explain my method.” And this was 25 years. So many things have been developed, so much research work has been done especially also by Robert Schleip. In those years we taught together seminars like the nervous system from 2 perspectives and we are happy to teach again the same subject, however, with 20 years more of development and experience.”
Rita Keller
With Dr. Schleip, we invited an old companion and one of the most important fascia researchers worldwide to share his latest findings with us. From 1998 on, Dr. Schleip teaches anatomy and physiology as part of our teacher training and has completely redesigned this topic with his approach of “living anatomy”. Many anatomy teachers have “apprenticed” with him. In all the years up to now we have organized at least one seminar per year on fascia with him.
Timeline
Day 1 & 2
April 16/17, 2021
09.00 am to 12.00 pm
Fascia from a Yoga oriented perspective
with Rita Keller
Day 3
April 18, 2021
10.00 am to 11.15 am 11.30 am to 12.45 pm 02.00 pm to 03.30 pm
Fascia and the nervous system.
with Dr. Robert Schleip
Dr. Robert Schleip is a human biologist and graduate psychologist. His specialty and current main activity is fascia research. Dr. Schleip is one of the most renowned researchers in this field and director of the Fascia Research Group. He was one of the driving forces that made modern fascia research a breakthrough. Dr. Schleip is internationally active as a lecturer and speaker, author and editor of numerous publications on the subject of fascia.
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