Client Progressions

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Description

Join Elizabeth Larkam for Client Progressions. Learn to support your client in clarifying short and long term goals. Structure a reformer session to address each of these goals.

Provide detailed cues to facilitate beneficial movement progressions that align with these goals. Through the entire interaction establish a rapport with your client that supports them in movement, education, and empowerment.

Great for clients with spine dysfunctions aggravated by interaction with screen devices, 'Tech Neck' Clients who want to improve arm tone and functional upper body strength Clients who want to develop standing balance stability

Objectives

Learn to articulate short term goals and long term goals
Learn to sequence reformer movement progressions that address client's goals
Learn movement progressions that improve functional thoracic, cervical and head movement relationships
Learn movement progressions that improve foot and ankle proprioception for gait
Learn movement progressions that connect trunk control with standing balance

Concepts & Techniques

How to develop rapport with client
How to safely sequence for Reformer standing balance and strength
How to organize the upper thoracic area to support head and neck comfort and ease
How to safely sequence for Reformer trunk control challenges
How to safely sequence for hip mobility

Props & Equipment Used

Reformer
Box
Foam Roller

Workshop Level

Advanced
Beginner
Intermediate

Duration & Access

This workshop is approximately 1.7 hours long and you have 30 days of access.
(No expiration for Forever Access Members)

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Feedback on Client Progressions by Elilzabeth Larkam

" it was helpful to see Ms. Larkam's cueing esp. with a client who, while fluid in her movements, had honest difficulties that sprung up :-) sometimes the exercises can look so easy when (I do know!) they are quite challenging. Thank you. "

Lisa C I

" It is a very clear and worthwhile workshop for the Pilates professional instructor . I could integrate the knowledge and skills learned from Elizabeth's previous workshops into my clinical real practice. Thanks Elizabeth so much. "

CHANG D

Featured Student Feedback

Lisa C I it was helpful to see Ms. Larkam's cueing esp. with a client who, while fluid in her movements, had honest difficulties that sprung up :-) sometimes the exercises can look so easy when (I do know!) they are quite challenging. Thank you.

CHANG D It is a very clear and worthwhile workshop for the Pilates professional instructor . I could integrate the knowledge and skills learned from Elizabeth's previous workshops into my clinical real practice. Thanks Elizabeth so much.

Penny M Thank you very much for this helpful workshop. I was particularly inspired by the focus on short and long term goals. It's been my desire to stay more goal focused in client sessions but sometimes I find myself drifting to other related sequences. Although most exercises can have at least a tenuous connection to our outlined goals, it's workshops like these that remind me the value in making exercise choices that are better aligned with our intended long and short term progress. Thank you!