The Language of Anatomy II w/ Rich Logan

The Language of Anatomy II: In the second meeting of this series dedicated to the Language of Anatomy, we will explore the nervous system’s connection to the musculoskeletal system. Rich will unpack the complex relationship between muscles and bones, and challenges commonly held beliefs regarding the nervous system and emotions, leading to a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of our major physical and psychic systems.

Rich uses lecture, demonstration and practice to deliver  further exploration of the theme, what are we made of? introduced in the first workshop. Palpation of major muscles and body landmarks will help us to understand the important features of the physical body directly. We will then experience the effects of the physical practice of yoga postures on our health and well-being.

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Bio 2023:

Rich Logan travels the world studying and teaching massage therapy and Yoga. He is former faculty at the Chicago School of Massage Therapy, The Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, Rishikul Yoga, and Mathatitu Yoga Ashram. He has done hundreds of workshops, trainings and retreats internationally, guest lectured at the Auyurvedic College in Mysore, India, in Hamburg, Germany, the Sacred Valley in Peru, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, featured at Wanderlust Chicago, and Bhakti fest Midwest. He has lived and now volunteers in Ukraine offering therapeutic massage, yoga therapy and yoga classes to soldiers, refugees and citizens. He fronts Akoustikirtan, a revolving band of world-class musicians and has played Kirtan around the world. A meditation practitioner since 1978, serious student of Yoga since 1998, teacher since 2001. He incorporates his knowledge of anatomy and physiology with a unique understanding of spirituality in the modern world. Significant teachers have been: TKV Desikachar, V. Venkatesha, Hema Venkatesha, Kim Schwartz, Tias Little, Steven Hartman and over 2 decades with Gabriel Halpern. He promotes a mindful practice, bringing one to the edge of ‘experience’ to ‘witness’ the moment unfold and realize it is us who is the unfolding.