(Please register ahead by at least one hour.) Together we will
explore human movement through mobilization drills, including new
patterns and play, with the intent of becoming a better mover
regardless of the situation. Come and feel like a kid again (or
still), while rediscovering natural mobility lost through years of
disuse, specialization in sport, etc.
It is requested that attendees be comfortable with squatting,
kneeling and plow pose. Long pants and clothing without zippers,
snaps, or anything that may scratch the hardwood floor is required.
Also, consistent attendance helps the instructor and the
student.
David's hope is to build a strong community of movers in our hometown; a community who is eager to explore, is passionate about becoming better human animals, and supporting each other in the process.
David Finley is a mixed-movement artist, who has studied and practiced various forms of movement throughout his life. His teaching focuses on proper technique, alignment, and logical progressions to building strength, flexibility and resilience.
More background about David Finley:
The first Russian Kettlebell Certified (RKC) Instructor, Pavel
2001
Assistant instructor at two RKC Certifications
JumpStretch Flexband certification, Dick Hartzell 2003
Certified Natural Trainer, Jon Hinds Monkey Bar Gym 2006
Attendee of two Gymnastic Bodies certifications, Coach Christopher
Sommer, 2012 and 2013
RYT-200 from The Yoga Place, Michael Curtis, Canton, Ohio
2012
BY-50, Instructor of Budokon®Yoga Primary Series, Cameron Shayne,
Miami, September 2016
Ido Portal’s Creative Movement Tools Workshop, Shai Faran, Miami,
June 2017
RYT-200 Prajna Yoga Certification, Tias & Surya Little, offered
in conjunction with The Yoga Place/Yoga Central, Canton, Ohio
2017
BY-50, Instructor of Budokon®Yoga Second Series, Cameron Shayne,
Miami, September 2017
Ido Portal’s Movement X, John Sapinoso, Zack Finer, Cincinnati,
November 2017
Ido Portal’s Motion, John Sapinoso, Liav Baron, Columbus, September
2018
$25 for all 4 classes.
This workshop for women will provide a space to grow in knowledge of the anatomy and function of the pelvic floor. We will have a short discussion each week and proceed to breathwork and movement that support and nourish the pelvic floor. We have 4 meetings, Tuesdays, Sept. 10, 17, 24 and Oct. 1st, from 7 to 8:15 pm. Bring a yoga mat, or we have mats you can borrow or buy. (There is a class beforehand that goes to 6:50.)
10% of the proceeds is donated to Ohio Forest Sanctuaries.
Restorative Yoga is a gentle practice that encourages deep relaxation, stress reduction, and rejuvenation. You can expect a mixture of deep breathing and mindfulness, as well as holding supported, passive poses for two to ten minutes - all sequenced to help you tap into your relaxation response!
The flows will include basic floor postures, such as supported back-bends, twists, and an occasional inversion. While we will offer modifications; please let us know ahead of time if you have any special considerations.
So reset and restore as we embrace change with this Autumn Restorative Yoga series.
Class meets each Wednesday for four weeks in a row. Total price for all four sessions is $55, or drop into a single class for $15.
This class is an 8-week series for $100, open to all ages.
This Advanced Belly Dance class is recommended for students who have at least one year of experience in Belly Dance. In this class we expand on techniques learned in the Beginner and Intermediate level classes. The class is focused on learning choreography and developing stage presence while continuing working on drills and conditioning for a healthy dance practice.
$100 for the 8 week series.
Physical-Therapist Melissa Watson offers Muscle of the Month. We will be studying the transverse abdominis. Join us and find out why this muscle is so fascinating and important. What do we do to strengthen it? What do we do to stretch it?
Location: The Yoga Place. Please bring a mat for some basic movements and experiential anatomy.
Sept. 21. 12:00 to 1:00 pm
FREE