Strength and Conditioning
Loading an unstable structure will inevitably lead to injury. Our bodies often seek the easiest way to do a movement and this can become a kinetic habit with as little as only three repetitions.
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More and more students are receiving physiotherapy and other treatment as a result of loading the joints in their asana practice. A better option is to recruit muscle- but if that muscle has become weak from underuse, it may well need assistance.
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Combining years of teaching, anatomy research, strength training research and vigorous training; Natalie has designed a system specifically for Asana practitioners.
Available as private or group session.
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Static hold strength
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Hypertrophy Exercises
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Mobility drills
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Dynamic skills and drills
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Metabolic Conditioning
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Kettlebell skills for competence, cardio and strength
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Resistance bands for kinetic competency