Duration: 10 Hours

Details:

The workshop focuses on injury prevention in asana practice. With the increasing popularity of dynamic and advanced yogasana practices worldwide, it is crucial to understand the potential for injuries when these practices are performed without proper knowledge and mastery of the movements. This workshop aims to equip participants with the skills necessary to prevent injuries in asana practice. It will provide insights into executing asanas safely, catering to different age groups and populations. The workshop will also address injury prevention strategies in group classes.

Includes: 8 Hours

• Types of injuries in asana practice
• Causes of injuries due to incorrect movements in asana practice
• Differentiating acute and chronic injuries in asana practice
• Identifying right versus wrong movements in asana practice
• Screening incorrect movements in a group class and implementing corrections

Why Join This Workshop:

• Screening injuries: Learn how to identify potential injuries and assess the risk factors associated with specific movements in asana practice.
• Developing injury-proof modules: Gain insights into designing asana sequences that prioritize safety and minimize the risk of injuries.
• X-ray vision for injury-prone movements: Develop the ability to recognize movements that may lead to injuries and proactively address them.
• Observation and correction skills: Learn effective techniques to observe incorrect movements in your class and provide appropriate corrections.
• Instructions for injury prevention: Acquire practical instructions and guidelines to help your students prevent injuries during their asana practice.

Suggested For: This workshop is highly recommended for yoga instructors and teachers who want to deepen their understanding of injury prevention in yogasana practice. By participating in this workshop, you will enhance your teaching skills, promote a safe practice environment, and ensure the well-being of your students.

Join us in this workshop to explore injury prevention strategies, develop observation skills, and create a safe and supportive environment for yogasana practice.