STOTT PILATES® Anatomy Review 6hr Workshop | Live Online Via Zoom | March 2027 (Copy)

NZ$600.00

Thursday 04 + Friday 05 March 2027 2pm-5pm

Live Online via Zoom | $600 including comprehensive workshop notes & GST | STOTT PILATES CECS 0.6

This lecture, developed by the Merrithew® team, is a review for those who already have functional anatomy knowledge. Topics include: basic biomechanics (levers, effects of gravitational force, effects of muscle force), anatomical terminology, skeletal anatomy, actions at the joints, major muscle groups and the muscles’ origin insertion and action. Select exercises from the STOTT PILATES® repertoire are also broken down and analyzed in terms of the functional anatomy at play. Participants will deepen their understanding of the body and enhance their teaching.

Learning objectives

  1. Understand levers, effects of gravitational force and effects of muscle force

  2. Review anatomical terminology

  3. Review musculoskeletal anatomy

  4. Review muscle origins, insertions and actions

  5. Understand how to analyze the functional anatomy of an exercise

Thursday 04 + Friday 05 March 2027 2pm-5pm

Live Online via Zoom | $600 including comprehensive workshop notes & GST | STOTT PILATES CECS 0.6

This lecture, developed by the Merrithew® team, is a review for those who already have functional anatomy knowledge. Topics include: basic biomechanics (levers, effects of gravitational force, effects of muscle force), anatomical terminology, skeletal anatomy, actions at the joints, major muscle groups and the muscles’ origin insertion and action. Select exercises from the STOTT PILATES® repertoire are also broken down and analyzed in terms of the functional anatomy at play. Participants will deepen their understanding of the body and enhance their teaching.

Learning objectives

  1. Understand levers, effects of gravitational force and effects of muscle force

  2. Review anatomical terminology

  3. Review musculoskeletal anatomy

  4. Review muscle origins, insertions and actions

  5. Understand how to analyze the functional anatomy of an exercise