This blog is part of the Analyzing Scoliosis series, which is designed to teach movement practitioners how to work confidently with clients with scoli. The first post discussed the typical scoli body. My book, Analyzing Scoliosis, which covers the topics in this series (as well as others) in more ... [ Read On ]
Erin Myers
What does the average scoli client look like?
As a movement practitioner, a client with scoliosis is likely to walk into your studio one day. What is scoliosis, what causes it, and how do I treat it may be some of the few questions running through your head at this point. This blog is the first in a series designed to answer those questions so ... [ Read On ]
Welcome Teacher Trainer Amy Butler
Starting in February, Pilates instructor Amy Butler will join Erin Myers in co-teaching Spiral Spine Pilates' Teacher Training modules. Amy and Erin met nine years ago when Amy registered for Balanced Body Teacher Training at Erin’s first studio in Nashville. After completing her training, Amy ... [ Read On ]
Welcoming Lisa Chader + Her Favorite Stretches
Lisa Chader is joining the Spiral Spine Pilates staff this month, and we couldn't be more excited! Lisa is an entertainment PR professional with experience in a variety of athletics – dance, gymnastics and cheerleading – as a participant, competitor, coach, and judge. Several years ago, she met Erin ... [ Read On ]
Extra Reformer 1 Teacher Training Added
Due to high demand an extra Reformer 1 teacher training has been added to Spiral Spine's 2018 schedule. If you are considering taking this course, we highly recommend you sign up now as we expect it to fill up quickly. Details are below. Dates: Jan 19-21 Times: Fri 3-5, Sat 8-5, and Sun ... [ Read On ]
Fascia, Stretching, & Stretch Marks (Oh my!)
In my latest scoliosis education video, Untwisting Scoli: Maya (available in DVD and streaming formats), I explain what tight fascia in the body looks like and reference it quite often in the video. I’ve gotten several questions about this topic, so I wanted to provide some more information. Here’s ... [ Read On ]