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Location: Miami, US
David Keil was introduced to yoga in 1989 by his Tai Chi Chuan teacher. Both the Tai Chi and Yoga practice at the ripe age of 17 began his research into his own mind-body connections. As...
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In this Yoga Anatomy session, David Keil will help you to discover the skeletal system and connective tissue. Including the different types of connective tissue including scar tissue and how they all function in movement. What connective tissue is and what role it plays in your yoga practice? What is scar tissue and what to do when injury arises?
Tags: Beginner, Yoga Tips, Yoga, Anatomy, Workshop, David Keil, yoga anatomy, yoga injury, safety, connective tissue, prevention, yoga expert, yoganatomy, kinesiology, skeletal system, scar tissue, Skeletal System and Connective Tissue
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dylanejem
cool stuff
about 5 months ago in Humboldt, CA
cindy_andison
@davidkeil PS. I love the T Shirt description, it was spot on!
6 months ago in Vancouver, US
cindy_andison
@davidkeil Thanks so much for your response! I just watched the fuzz speach again, always good! I was reading about pandiculation and somatic approach to movement. I guess I was thinking about preconceived thoughts, protective thoughts that inhibit us and get us to stop moving and stretching and how this relates to fascia. When I put it like that it is pretty obvious. Thanks for your great clarification, it helped a lot!
6 months ago in Vancouver, US
davidkeil
@cindy_andison Hi CIndy, At first thought, I think you're mixing terms that aren't really meant to be mixed. Neuroplasticity is quite specifically about the brains ability to change and be malleable. So there is no direct working between the two. Perhaps you're asking about the plasticity of the connective tissue and it's own ability to change? We can ascribe many things to our own ability to use our minds to change things, but there are limits. After all, no matter how hard I try to with my mind, I could never be a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader, could I? In terms of the body there is a lot of research between mind and body, but as far as I know nothing specific to connective tissue. All you need is a change in temperature and your connective tissue will change. If you haven't seen it, perhaps look at the "Fuzz Speech" on youtube.
Does this help?
6 months ago in MIAMI, US
cindy_andison
Hi David, not sure if you answer these posts but will give it a try. How does, in your opinion, neuroplasticity work with connective tissue? Can our minds change the malleability of connective tissue?
6 months ago in Vancouver, US
yogamel
Thank you David! I am studying for my MBLEX exam and your workshops are a great way to study with out my pen and paper in hand!
3 years ago in Ft. Myers, US
khaled
Thank you David , thank you MYO .
That's exactly , what I needed throughout my yoga praxis .
Please more and langer vidios !
You can at least repeat it, untill you understand David's massage .
about 3 years ago in Waldkirch, DE