[Workshop Information] Secret to Human Body & Health: Natural Motion Keeps Our Bodies Healthy

Our bodies are built for movement, and movement keeps our bodies healthy. Many of the health issues in our modern society are related to our current life style, which involves staying in the same posture too long or using the same muscles repeatedly.

These health issues usually start with over tension and stiffness. Over tension and stiffness would distract the natural motion and would eventually lead to pain, nervous system imbalances, and hormonal imbalances.

Some of the health issues I as an acupuncturist often deal with are;

-Muscle pain

-Joint pain

-Headache, migraine

-Tinnitus

-Mental issues (ex. Anxiety, insomnia)

-Gastrointestinal issues (ex. IBS,constipation)

-Gynecological issues (ex. Endometriosis, irregular period, infertility)

In fact, recovering natural motions is the key to many of these health issues.

In this workshop, you will;

- Learn how natural motions gets distracted and many of health issues are created.

- Learn some GYROKINESIS® based exercises that would help you to recover natural motions.

- Upon request, experience SEIDO acupuncture & Kappo.

Who is this workshop for?

Anybody with chronic stiffness/pain, anybody dealing with some kind of health issues, any hard working people, any athletes and musicians, and more.

What is GYROKINESIS®?

The GYROKINESIS® training is a movement method works for the entire body through natural elements of spinal movement. Synchronizing with calming breathing patterns, and rhythmic movements, it addresses the whole body, opening the energy pathways, stimulating the nervous system, oxygenate the blood, and increasing range of motions. It is an original and unique method including main components of dance, yoga, tai chi, swimming and gymnastics.

For more information about GYROKINESIS® , please visit here.

What is SEIDO acupuncture & Kappo?

Kappo is the manual reviving techniques based on Japanese martial arts. SEIDO acupuncture is a Japanese acupuncture style derived from Kappo. They both focus on recovering natural motions.

For more information about SEIDO acupuncture, please visit here.