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Pat Guyton returns to Pilates Anytime to teach Mat Work S.O.S! This workshop will help you develop a new tool to add your repertoire that will assist students of any level. The beginner is often overwhelmed with the physical strength required to perform the exercises. The mind can become preoccupied with the choreography, the performance of the teacher and other students. These mind distractions do not encourage the feeling of the movement and the exploration of the individual within each exercise. Similarly, more advanced students often become less aware of new insights as the work becomes automatic. Pat uses the Stretch Out® Strap to help facilitate ease in each of these areas so your students can go deeper into the work and feel more successful. You are sure to enjoy the improvements you will gain in your own work with the many variations Pat offers you in this workshop.
Chapter one and two includes the lecture which is full of practical information that will have you experiencing fun variations using the Stretch Out® Strap almost right from the start.
Chapter three is a Mat class utilizing the skills and variations learned in chapter one.
This workshop requires a Strap throughout. You can purchase one from either OPTP or from Amazon
Chapter one and two includes the lecture which is full of practical information that will have you experiencing fun variations using the Stretch Out® Strap almost right from the start.
Chapter three is a Mat class utilizing the skills and variations learned in chapter one.
This workshop requires a Strap throughout. You can purchase one from either OPTP or from Amazon
What You'll Need: Mat, Stretch Out Strap®
About This Video
Workshops - Playlist 1: Teaching Methodology
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Pat Guyton (Teacher) |
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Hannah M |
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Terri |
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Kristi Cooper |
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John Marston |
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Sarah P |
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Sarah M |
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Annie M |
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Heather P |
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Rita Moura Silva |
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(Edited by Moderator - Noelle White
on July 6, 2021)
Hello! Great workshop. Very helpfull even to work with theraband. A very good body mind experience!
Hello! Great workshop. Very helpfull even to work with theraband. A very good body mind experience!
10 years ago
Hi Heather ~ We understand hearing only the opening statements isn't that informative. Part of the reason we break it into chapters is so you can see different sections during the workshop. Did you look at the previews of chapter two and three?
10 years ago
Thanks Kristi
yes I have watched all 3, but they all feel like an introduction and no real feel for what is going to come and the overall content. is it possible to take a clip from a more carefully chosen part , that gives more of a sense of what its about? It sounds really good, but leaves it vague? thanks for your reply (ditto to Sarahs question)
yes I have watched all 3, but they all feel like an introduction and no real feel for what is going to come and the overall content. is it possible to take a clip from a more carefully chosen part , that gives more of a sense of what its about? It sounds really good, but leaves it vague? thanks for your reply (ditto to Sarahs question)
10 years ago
Hi Annie and Rita,
I am glad that you enjoyed your workshop experience. What is amazing for me, is that I have the same "AH HA's" again and again. Our bodies really do need the PNF reminders or we begin to stop feeling and just doing.
I am glad that you enjoyed your workshop experience. What is amazing for me, is that I have the same "AH HA's" again and again. Our bodies really do need the PNF reminders or we begin to stop feeling and just doing.
10 years ago
Thankyou!!!
Thoroughly and completely enjoyed your workshop.
I especially loved The Franklin Mantra about tension being the enemy of movement. It is something that I have found through my years of teaching that people get so tense trying to think of perfecting the movement, breathing, applying pilates principles etc that they are too stressed to even move. I now encourage just flowing movement with breath and maybe just one other focus (for the particular class) and have found it so much more effective in allowing people to evolve in their Pilates journey!
Your detail about the hip and people's misconceptions about where it actually is was great. It's always interesting teaching people how a smaller movement can be so much more effective than a larger inefficient one.
Thanks again!!
I was very motivated after watching workshop and look forward to seeing more in the future.
Sarah
Melbourne Australia
Thoroughly and completely enjoyed your workshop.
I especially loved The Franklin Mantra about tension being the enemy of movement. It is something that I have found through my years of teaching that people get so tense trying to think of perfecting the movement, breathing, applying pilates principles etc that they are too stressed to even move. I now encourage just flowing movement with breath and maybe just one other focus (for the particular class) and have found it so much more effective in allowing people to evolve in their Pilates journey!
Your detail about the hip and people's misconceptions about where it actually is was great. It's always interesting teaching people how a smaller movement can be so much more effective than a larger inefficient one.
Thanks again!!
I was very motivated after watching workshop and look forward to seeing more in the future.
Sarah
Melbourne Australia
10 years ago
Hello Sarah,
You are welcome! It is so very true that many movement teachers are concerned about perfection. If only the perfect performers could participate, then who would we teach? Joe wanted people to move for quality of life. Good functional movement is important and everyone can image this and work toward health. I am glad that you are finding your way of teaching and happy to help!
You are welcome! It is so very true that many movement teachers are concerned about perfection. If only the perfect performers could participate, then who would we teach? Joe wanted people to move for quality of life. Good functional movement is important and everyone can image this and work toward health. I am glad that you are finding your way of teaching and happy to help!
10 years ago
Waiting for an answer to my question a month ago, before I do the workshop. Can therabands be used in this workout? I can't find SOS in the UK. Sarah
10 years ago
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