New Course taught by Eva Nemeth, PT, who has been featured by UCLArts and Healing:
This course is for anyone who uses their
bodies regularly or works with others in a body-oriented capacity (e.g., yoga
instructors, athletic trainers, physical therapists). It is for anyone who seeks to maximize human body potential and understand more deeply why the
body should work in a certain way. It is for anyone who wishes to learn new tools for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
Moving the Body for Healthy Living, Creative Movement
803 Physical Education 0.6 CEU $120/$130
Understanding the basic principles and rules of human anatomy helps you make powerful changes that lead to greater wellness. If you stand, sit, walk, lie down, turn, twist, and reach in a mindful way, you are doing your body a big favor and avoiding painful consequences than can affect your health, finances, and even happiness. As health practitioners, it is our responsibility to help clients in ways that impact all aspects of life. Using methods invented by pioneers of modern dance and rhythmic gymnastics as well as early health educators, Eva Nemeth’s dynamic teaching approach focuses on increasing body awareness, learning how to physically move your body, and carrying this knowledge into
daily life. Participants learn the elements upon which human movement patterns are designed, including the importance of “neutral,” in which all parts of the body are at “home,” and to experience transformational
movement patterns. Elective (1/4 credit) course in Certificate Program in Fitness Instruction. Advance enrollment required; no enrollment at the door.
Reg# V6345B $120 (Noncredit)
Reg# V6552B $130 (Elective credit for Certificate
in Fitness Instruction)
Registration Link: https://www.uclaextension.edu/r/Course.aspx?reg=V6552
Instructor:
Eva Nemeth, California Registered Physical Therapist/
movement educator
Westwood: 202 Extension Lindbrook Center
??Saturday, 9am-4:30pm,
April 10, 1 mtg.
For more information call: (310) 825-9971 or (818)
784-7006