WHAT IS ESSENTRICS?_History & Philosophy: Former Candian Royal
ballerina Miranda Esmond-White, her researcher daughter Sahra, and the
Canadian National Sports Federation have created a unique flexibility
program geared towards long lean muscles, excellent posture, and
relieving pain. The Essentrics program appeals to baby-boomers,
competitive athletes, and young adults alike. The techniques of
Pulling Up and Turning Out are directly derived from ballet. Using
arms overhead is unique to Essentrics. Essentrics techniques protect
the hips, relieve back and knee pain, and improve circulation and
alignment._
WHO MAY BENEFIT? Teens 16yrs + and adults of all ages interested in
working on posture, balance, and lengthening muscles through the
torso, hips, and pelvis through the breath and
dance-meets-yoga-meets-tai-chi like movement.
What can I expect? Classes are done primarily in standing and focus
on specific range of motion, visualization, and balancing movements
for a total body workout. Movements can be modified up or down and are
gentle yet invigorating! Classes combine elements of PNF cross body
patterns (P.T. jargon for spiral diagonal line work key according to
the research for unwinding fascial restrictions), yoga, ballet, and
tai chi. Classes include a mat based strength and dynamic stretching
component at the end.
FAQS
WHAT CAN I BRING INTO THE EVENT?
Bring yoga mat and water bottle
COST?
$136.00 for all 6 Weeks (no drop ins) - in person
$98.00 for Virtual Class participation available for all 6 weeks
CLASS LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE/ATHLETIC
GOALS:
* INCREASE RANGE OF MOTION, SPEED AND AGILITY
* CONDITION MUSCLES: STRONG AND FLEXIBLE FOR MAXIMUM POWER
* LUBRICATE TIGHT FASCIA AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE
* HEAL AND PREVENT INJURIES
* DECREASE INJURY RECOVERY TIME
* ENHANCE OVERALL ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
* ACCELERATE RECOVERY FROM TRAINING
* IMPROVE FLEXIBILITY
* REBALANCE FULL MUSCULAR STRUCTURE
* DEVELOP GREATER BODY AWARENESS
NOTES:
CLASS SIZE WILL BE LIMITED DUE TO PHYSICAL DISTANCING AND HEALTH AND
SAFETY PROTOCOLS.
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