ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY OF BASEWORKS PRACTICE WITH ASIA SHCHERBAKOVA: TOKYO 2017

Asia Shcherbakova

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8 WEEKS: 30 HoursCapacity: 20 participantsThis course will look into the anatomy and physiology of Baseworks Practice and the corresponding effect of movement on health in general.

Topics Covered:

  • Health and Medicine in Different Cultures
  • Biological Structure and Function in Relation to Heath
  • Muscular-Skeletal System
  • Roles of Muscles in Producing Movements
  • Nervous System
  • Chemical Communication

Baseworks Practice is structured into 4 modules with different physical prerequisites and learning objectives. All modules are taught in the same teaching methodology, ensuring a consistent learning experience.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Baseworks: Perceptual Skills in Movement at Neuropsychology Day

2025/05/05
Join us at the 26th Annual Neuropsychology Day & Brenda Milner Lecture, hosted at the Montreal Neurological Institute (The Neuro), on Monday, May 5, 2025. Baseworks co-developer and research associate.....

Study Lab | New York

2025/09/27
Gain insights into our research and learn practical strategies for understanding, performing, and teaching physical movement. Read more.........

Study Lab | London

2025/10/11
Gain insights into our research and learn practical strategies for understanding, performing, and teaching physical movement. Read more..............

Study Lab | Berlin

2025/10/25
Gain insights into our research and learn practical strategies for understanding, performing, and teaching physical movement. Read more..............

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