Isometrics

Isometrics

Using Isometric and Isotonic resistance techniques encourages mobility and helps releases happen more readily in the body.  By enlisting the participation of a client, these techniques can assist the self-correction of postural imbalances and chronic tension patterns.  These techniques consist of slight restraint against a gently engaged muscle followed by the completion of the movement.

As a practitioner, you can facilitate relaxing tense muscle patterns while encouraging toning of other muscles.  In this class, participants learn how the use of gentle resistance exercises with the client can help promote change from rigid patterns in the muscles and joints to greater mobility.

Instructor: Shaney Rockefeller

Coordinator: Yvette Henry

Date

May 03 - 04 2025
Expired!

Time

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Cost

$425.00

Location

Delta BC

Organizer

Yvette Henry
Phone
604-722-8003
Email
Yvette30@telus.net 
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