Optional Module: Key Moves® exercise classes
This module addresses constructing an appropriate therapeutic exercise class. The day will consist of four classes to give participants an idea of ‘class theming’ and connecting various moves. There will be time for discussion and to workshop various aspects of movement and control in the poses - and how to make appropriate modifications for pain, stiffness, pregnancy etc.
Pilates Alliance Australasia (PAA)
Australian Pilates Method Assoc. (APMA)
Pilates Method Assoc. (PMA)
Completion of the KM4SR Series allows 26 PDP’s
Completion of the Key Moves® Spinal Exercise Class Development allows 6 PDP’s
Course Information
PRESENTER: Josephine Key
Neuro-musculo-skeletal Physiotherapist - Author
COST: $200.00
Course numbers are restricted to ensure optimal student to mentor ratios for learning
Registration includes course material and ongoing support via chat forums & webinars.
Hours: 9.30am – 5.00pm
Venue: Physiotherapy gymnasium, St Vincent’s Public Hospital, Darlinghurst, Sydney
Enquiries: email Josephine Key / call +61 0413 819 064
Hours: 9.30am – 5pm
Venue: Anatomy Trains AU and NZ training school and clinic, 2/5 Norfolk Street, Fremantle WA 6160
Enquiries:
email Sarah Gregson / call +61 0450 464 868
email Josephine Key / call +61 0413 819 064
PLEASE NOTE: Completion of all 4 previous KM4SR modules is a prerequisite for attending this optional day
What participants have said about previous courses
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Kristin Lyon - Em-Body Pilates
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Dr Anna Lewis - Physiotherapist
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Lauren Schoenauer - Remedial Masseur
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Tammy Noden - Physiotherapist
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John Mickerson - Osteopath
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Im Chuah - Osteopath
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Michael E - Physiotherapist
Sigrid Cooper - Manipulative Physiotherapist
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Note: In striving towards quality control, Jo asks for ‘blind feedback’ on her workshops – attendees can chose to state their name if they wish – hence many appear as ‘anonymous’