Tom Myers – Balancing the Pelvis

Transfer occurs when the hip and pelvis work together the Forces from two legs and into the One spine is the most complex and has a very large number of connections.

Tom Myers – Balancing the Pelvis

Transfer occurs when the hip and pelvis work together the Forces from two legs and into the One spine, and has a complex role to play in it. the body. Ida Rolf described the pelvis as ‘the joint that determines symmetry’ It is not difficult to see why. There are differences between the Hips can influence down into the Legs or up through the spine. For long-lasting results in therapy, it is important to find balance. This course sheds light upon the pelvis – the keystone of human architecture – by organizing the There are 20 to 30 muscles the Split the pelvis into 3 fans Use your sensitivity to be specific.

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Highlights:
1. Seeing how the Soft tissue is organized in an easily understood pattern
2. These fans can be used to balance pelvic tilts or torsions
3. Learn how to work effectively, accurately and sensitively with the Adductors the Deep lateral rotators and ischial-ramus ramus are key to the pelvic floor
4. The psoas-complex and the Many variations exist on the idea of what it does (or doesn’t) do.
These patterns can have an impact on the pelvic, low back, and hips

Find out how to treat and prevent the Problem ‘corners’ This is the You can find the pelvic region here the Medial side the hip joint – safely and with confidence.