Tom Waldron is, in my opinion, an up and coming star in our industry.

Having been lucky enough to experience his gorgeous open personality in our learning environment I have thoroughly enjoyed his questions and thoughts into human movement. He has been such a joy to have around that I wanted YOU to share the experience of his knowledge combined with a quality of character that is not often found in our industry.

So on <a href="https://www.biomechanicseducation.com/events/tmc16/">Saturday 8th October at Loughborough University</a> 9:00-6:00pm Tom, along with is college and fellow Franklin Method practitioner Rachel, will be presenting at The Movement Convention.

Here he gives a hint at what they will be delivering for your benefit, an insight into what is becoming a powerful tool to use with your clients...dynamic imagery.

The Franklin Method uses dynamic imagery, anatomical embodiment and educational skills to create lasting positive change in your body and mind. In this practical class we'll be exploring the intrinsic biomechanics of the shoulder girdle. Discovering that through imagery techniques and touch, we can improve the function of the shoulder girdle. Increasing flexibility, co-ordination and strength by strengthening the mind body connection. In the Franklin Method we say 'embodying function improves function'

In this workshop you will learn new and fun techniques to improve the mechanics of your shoulder girdle. Perfect for athletes who are constantly looking for better ways to train or for those who simply want to have a better experience of their shoulders in daily life.

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