Course Description
This course is an introduction to movement anatomy and physiology. You will learn basic anatomical terminology and start your journey towards understanding how the human body moves and functions.
After this course, the student will gain:
// An introduction to anatomical terms of movement that are relevant for teachers and students wanting to go onto learn any movement or therapy discipline.
// An introduction to concepts of injuries and recovery stages for bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments. The information is intended to help practitioners better understand and work with medical and allied health practitioners to achieve consistent client programming and movement strategies.
// An introduction to the concepts of the muscular slings and their role in dynamic stability and movement.
Who is this course for
This is a great course for those looking to start their journey in human movement, whether as a future teacher or for themselves. It is also a great way for experienced practitioners to review their anatomy terminology.
Continuing Education Credits
This specific course has not been sent for approval of continued education credits by Body Organics Education, so please check with your association if this course will accrue any credits for you.
What you get
When purchasing the Anatomy Dimensions Introduction to Movement course you will receive 12 month access to all course material. This includes the online video lessons covering theory and exercise strategies. Also included with each online workshop is a digital version of the resource manual in PDF format. This resource manual gives you extra tips and exercise support. Optionally, you can also purchase a printed colour copy of the manual.
For a small taste of this course, view the free sample lesson on Introduction to Bone and Connective Tissue.
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