Hello, I'm Chris Kummer.
I've always been interested in and passionate about movement and health since an early age. Already when still at school I began teaching what I found useful.
The AnatomyShow is offering you access to the combined insights and knowledge of all those years with online courses and live workshops.
Chris Kummer N.D.
BHS., Adv.Dip.Nat., Adv.Dip.Herb., Adv.Dip.Nut., Dip.Hom. E-RYT, YACEP
The Anatomy Show is your engaging go-to source for fascia-based yoga anatomy education through online courses and live workshops.
Already early on I got fascinated with the moving body. While in primary school I was diagnosed with scoliosis - the sideways curvatures of the spine. A few years saw me try out various medical devices without results. Eventually my back was straightened out through regular exercises and yoga practice, prescribed by a physiotherapist. That was the beginning of my interest in both movement and healthy training approaches.
This curiosity prompted me to study medicine in order to find out more. Not receiving the answers that would help me train and practice better led me to study natural medicine. The principle here was: How to improve a living body. Now I was happy!
As a naturopath, my views were strongly influenced when I was fortunate to practice with and learn from a number of specialists dedicated to balanced structure and function of the body from a soft tissue and fascia perspective.
A yoga school I was practicing at asked to share my knowledge with their teacher trainees in 2000. This was the beginning of the Anatomy Show.
Hundreds of training and workshops around the world later, I feel it’s time to make these ideas and knowledge even easier to learn.
During my studies I often wished for a replay button to listen again and understand more. Now with these AnatomyShow courses it’s possible!
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Ankle position and knee function
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Front Splits - It's not (just) the hamstrings
Splits are a whole body pose, even when at first glance it looks like mainly the legs are extending in opposite directions.
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Locust Pose - Practical yoga applications
Stronger back muscles are one component of support for our spine and better posture. Practicing locust pose helps you strengthen your back muscles.
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I believe yoga, and physical practices in general, need to be taught to the individual’s uniqueness in body and abilities, rather than by generalizations.
Classes and instructions are based on accessing, exploring and working with individual strengths and freedoms.
My knowledge of fascia, anatomy and physiology is a key influence on how I sequence and teach each class.
Connect with me for yoga classes and movement practices, or workshops.
www.yoga-chris.com keeps you in touch with me directly and gives you access to personalized instructions.
Like to listen to explanations and ideas on fascia anatomy?
Check out these two episodes of the Mindful Strength Podcast with me:
Chris Kummer talks Fascia, Anatomy & Movement
https://mindfulstrength.ca/mindful-strength-podcast-chris-kummer/
Chris Kummer: Sensing, Moving and Feeling into Fascia
https://mindfulstrength.ca/chris_kummer-sensing-moving-and-feeling-into-fascia/
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