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Juan Castellano Pilates Mentoring Program

Iberostar Selection Anthelia. Tenerife C. Londres, 15, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Welcome to the Juan Castellano Pilates Mentoring Program, designed to elevate your expertise in Pilates through comprehensive education and practical application. This program is aimed at professionals seeking advanced knowledge and skills in Pilates as a tool for corrective exercise and rehabilitation. Program Structure Biomechanical Exercise with L.A.F Method Upper Quadrant: Anatomy and biomechanics of the head, neck, spine, and thoracic cage. Introduction to mat exercises and studio repertoire. Lower Quadrant: Anatomy and biomechanics of the lumbar-pelvic complex, thoracic-lumbar spine, pelvis, and hip. Pilates as a Corrective Exercise Integrating manual techniques to address common pathologies and enhance rehabilitation. Pilates Clinical Education Real case studies to develop problem-solving skills and deepen understanding of clinical applications. Pilates for Special Populations Tailored exercises for older adults, pregnant women, individuals with chronic conditions, and athletes in rehabilitation. Certification and Graduation Requirements Full attendance and completion of all required course hours. Participation in lectures, workshops, and clinical observations. Successful completion of assignments, quizzes, and a final examination. TestimonialsHear from past participants about their transformative experiences and the program’s impact on their careers. Contact InformationFor more details and registration, contact: Email: juancastellanoinstitute@gmail.com  Phone: +34 661 496 912 Join UsEmbark on a journey of professional growth with […]

$3.900

Idiopathic Scoliosis: A new approach with corrective and adaptive Pilates programming | 6 NPCP CECs

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Los Ángeles NP Sherman Oaks, Los Ángeles

Join Natural Pilates Founder, Laura Wilson, and Physical Therapist Dr. Juan Castellano, as they explore Pilates for scoliosis. Juan has a wealth of knowledge about scoliosis from many schools of thought. Although there is evidence in the medical literature that these schools have had some success in preventing scoliosis' progression and in the reduction of cob degrees in idiopathic scoliosis, we still need more research and practice to develop a fitness program that includes strength exercises (specifically in muscle hypertrophy) and aerobic physical condition, which would provide a larger range of benefits for people with scoliosis, specifically youths. In this practical workshop, Pilates Instructors will gain an understanding of the methodology and what kind of exercises (duration, intensity and frequency) have the most benefits to achieve muscular condition and symmetry. We will also review contraindications, specifically with intensity and ranges of motion adapted to different morphotypes.