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08 Oct rotator cuff tear community lecture

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A rotator cuff tear can be a very painful, physically disabling + frightening injury. Recovery may involve non-surgical or surgical management and is often a long, trying process as the person works towards a full pain-free recovery. Join KFMT Physical Therapist Travis Gerrald + Kinected...

01 Oct Kane School Update

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Kane School Update - the new manual is HERE!! Join Kane School Directors Kelly Kane + Matt McCulloch as they take you through this 1st workshop to go through the new manual - a result of their collaborative efforts to update the Kane School content. Topics...

01 Oct joint(s) of the month

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Our focus for the month is the forearm/hand! The forearm alone is made up of 20 muscles and the hand + wrist articulate 27 bones, all to help us perform hundreds of necessary tasks each day - so it's no wonder they could use a...

15 Aug Pilates Through Pregnancy

Posted at 15:36h in continuing ed/kinectED, for moms, Postnatal Pilates, Prenatal Pilates, upcoming by kinecting 0 Comments

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In this popular weekend course taught by Deb Goodman, MSPT, learn how to design a safe and creative Pilates program for the pregnant client. Study the anatomical and physiological changes pregnant women experience, particularly understanding the common musculoskeletal changes that occur and how these affect...

26 Jul instructor appreciation month

Posted at 16:42h in community, for movement professional, Instructor Spotlight, instructors, upcoming by kinecting 0 Comments

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We ♥ love movement professionals! We'd like to take this next month to say thank you to all those who help us move our bodies, and move them well. Discounts available to certified movement instructors, 8/1 - 8/31 only. 35% off retail + props [promo code...

26 Jul 4-part masterclass series!

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Join the Kinected staff Kelly Kane, Matt McCulloch, Kristen Rizzuto and Stephanie Bittner for a 4-part master class series on the equipment - each focusing on an individual region of the body. Experience programming on and off the equipment that will not only deepen your...

26 Jul pop up ED with Kelly + Rebekah!

Posted at 16:32h in continuing ed/kinectED, kane school, Teacher Trainer, upcoming by kinecting 0 Comments

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pop up workshop on 8/1: refining movement quality in the Pilates practice You can study anatomy to your heart’s content, but obsessing about the details of structure won’t make you a beautiful or integrated mover. Let’s explore the language and imagery we use around movement...

04 Jun focus of the month: posture

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Our focus of the month for June is posture! There are so many small things you can do to improve yours, even if it's just through your breath. Catch Heather Shanks's Student Lecture Series on posture: June 24, 10-11am Snag your spot! And our new mods of the...

04 Jun GYROKINESIS® masterclass!

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Join Master Trainer Michelle Spinner for a dynamic introduction to GYROKINESIS® exercise in our June masterclass! The GYROKINESIS® method is part of the GYROTONIC EXPANSION SYSTEM® created by Juliu Horvath. GYROKINESIS® exercises are performed on a mat and stool without equipment. The method addresses the entire...

03 Jun welcome, Jane!

Posted at 18:08h in instructors, upcoming by kinecting 0 Comments

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Meet Jane Olson, our newest resident! 1. Fave muscle, and why? Serratus anterior. It's such a quiet, hard worker. It assists in so many movements without a lot of flash, rarely getting the recognition it deserves. A lot of people don't even know about it, but if...