MUSCLE-SPECIFIC DEEP TISSUE TECHNIQUES FOR THE LEGS AND HIPS
The legs are often treated by bodyworkers for the least amount of time in a session. Yet they support the upper body and are under tremendous compressive force, whether moving or stationary. When the structures of the feet and legs are functioning properly, they are one of the fundamental anchors of our stability and support. When they're not, they are a major contributor to foot, knee, hip, and low back issues.
In this class, you will learn specific, potent, and effective Deep Tissue techniques to release the muscles and fascia of the hips, legs and feet. Some of the specific muscle groups you will work with include the deep calf flexors (tibialis posterior, flexor hallucis, flexor digitorum), the anterior compartment (tibialis anterior and extensor digitorum), the quadriceps group, the tensor fascia latae and IT tract, the gluteals, the deep lateral rotators, hamstrings, and adductors. These are simple, straightforward, muscle-specific techniques that can be immediately applied in practice. Body mechanics will also be a focus of the class, as well as proper use of hands, elbows, and forearms to save wear and tear on joints.
To watch a short video demo of one of the techniques covered in class (originally presented in Austin, TX), click here.
"So many new, practical techniques to try! All really great stuff." -Chrisann Rauschenbach
"This was the best adductor work I've ever had." -Crystal Johnson
"This class had a lot of content, but it was an amazing class, and it was wonderful to receive this work". Kirsten Overdijk
Instructor: Brian Utting
CE hours: 8 (NCBTMB-approved)
Date and Time: Saturday, September 18, 2021, 10am-7pm
Tuition: $175, with a $75 non-refundable deposit. Register for both Saturday’s Hip/Leg class and Sunday‘s Iliopsoas/QL classes for only $225 if registered by August 31st ($125 deposit required).
Questions: Contact Hannah in Missoula at 406-531-2675 or hannahlepiane22@gmail.com. Contact Brian in Seattle at info@pnwschool.com.
Basic Precautions: Masking will be required inside the classroom. (Surgical masks are usually the most comfortable.)
Please note that deposits are non-refundable and non-transferrable.