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Module 3: Alexandria, Virginia
Welcome to your Scolio-Pilates Module 3: The Mentorship! We are thrilled that you are applying to join our team. You can learn more about the four-part process of becoming a Scolio-Pilates Practitioner here. The Scolio-Pilates Mentorship is a 4-day intensive study (24 hours of class time) of three-dimensional exercise for scoliosis for professionals in the field
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Module 1: Santa Clarita, California
Module 1: Santa Clarita, California
Welcome To Scolio-Pilates Module 1 This course is a building block and lays the foundation for the Scolio-Pilates Module 2: The Professional Seminar. You will receive a strong base in the anatomy of scoliosis to help you understand what is happening under the skin that creates the changes we see and experience with scoliosis on
Module 1: Taichung City, Taiwan
Module 1: Taichung City, Taiwan
Welcome To Scolio-Pilates Module 1 This course is a building block and lays the foundation for the Scolio-Pilates Module 2: The Professional Seminar. You will receive a strong base in the anatomy of scoliosis to help you understand what is happening under the skin that creates the changes we see and experience with scoliosis
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Module 2: Santa Clarita, California
Welcome To Scolio-Pilates Module 2 Module 2 builds upon the pre-requisite Module 1, Scolio-Pilates Professional Seminar. We will dive deeper into understanding the anatomy of scoliosis and use that understanding to define the curves of scoliosis (3, 4, and thoracolumbar curves). Once we define the curves we can begin to understand how to correct those
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Module 2: Taichung City, Taiwan
Welcome To Scolio-Pilates Module 2 Module 2 builds upon the pre-requisite Module 1, Scolio-Pilates Professional Seminar. We will dive deeper into understanding the anatomy of scoliosis and use that understanding to define the curves of scoliosis (3, 4, and thoracolumbar curves). Once we define the curves we can begin to understand how to correct those