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This is the best resource available for anyone trying to understand anatomy related to yoga. Most of us want to know more about our anatomy in two key places, when we are injured and when they can’t do a posture. Read more..
This is the best resource available for anyone trying to understand anatomy related to yoga. Most of us want to know more about our anatomy in two key places, when we are injured and when they can’t do a posture.
This DVD set contains both volume 1 and 2 of the Yoganatomy Series by David Keil.
This DVD begins the process of study in anatomy related to yoga. David Keil is known for his simplicity and emphasis on concepts and principles that lead one to appreciate the human body. This first volume of YogAnatomy begins the journey of understanding how we function and dysfunction in our bodies and is appropriate for any level of yoga practitioner wanting to understand anatomy more deeply. By using simple language, graphics, and illustrations, the learning process is enhanced and made more interesting.
In addition to the lecture and information presented, practical application in asana demonstration is shown to help you understand how to apply the information.
DVD 2 of YogAnatomy continues David Keil's clear and concise discussion of human anatomy and its role in movement, especially in yoga. Using the same engaging tone and graphics found in Volume 1, this DVD is indispensable for serious yoga practitioners, teachers and anatomy enthusiasts. YogAnatomy Volume 2 empowers the viewer to continue mastering the vocabulary of anatomy as well as its intricate concepts in simple and useful terms. David covers new ground in this second half of his explorations into the human body, and together with the first volume, offers the most comprehensive view of how we function and dysfunction. It discusses Breath, bandha and much more!
David has a private practice where he uses bodywork techniques to relieve chronic pain. A Licensed Massage Therapist and Certified Neuromuscular Therapist, David has taught seminars in Body Mechanics for Massage Therapists and has also worked with other local and national audiences. David's current personal yoga practice is Ashtanga vinyasa yoga. Since 2002 he has had the honor of studying with Sri K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore (he has traveled there every year since), as well as with John Scott, author of Ashtanga Yoga, with whom he also has the extreme honor of teaching. David is authorized to teach Ashtanga vinyasa yoga by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois.
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