The Lost Treasures – Revisited Part Two
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Hourly Schedule
- 5:30PM - 7:30PM
- Movie Night 02-04
- Come and watch the archival video footage that inspired this conference. The film includes the infamous Shower Scene! Running time is 1 hour and 20 minutes.
- 12:00PM - 3:00PM
- Archival Cadillac and Archival Mat with Kelli B Hutchins 02-05
- Kelli will review the Mat exercises from Part One and teach the more advanced exercises. Then she will also teach some of the more advanced Archival Cadillac exercises.
- 4:00PM - 7:00PM
- Archival Cadillac with Rachel Taylor Segel 02-05
- Rachel will be teaching the remaining Archival Cadillac Exercises that are more advanced. These Cadillac exercises from the 1940's video have simple, yet powerful choreography that is very user-friendly. As a result they offer straight forward, direct results of strength and coordination that you can take home and “wow” your clients with immediately.
- 9:00AM - 12:00PM
- Archival Chair with Kaile Ziemba 02-06
- In this workshop we will explore the Wunda Chair as Joseph Pilates describes it. "It's the only chair purposefully designed to Pleasantly Correct your present Deplorable Physical Condition. It's the Silent Artist-Sculptor-Moulding, Forming and Correcting every Part of the Human Body-as you will it". We will learn some archival variations of the chair exercises as well as alternative transitions. Come prepared to move in this high energy workshop!
- 1:00PM - 4:00PM
- Archival Reformer with Amy Taylor Alpers 02-06
- In Part Two, we will explore in depth the intermediate/advanced classical Pilates Reformer exercises as they were originally taught. The subtle alterations and variations in form and choreography provide valuable “new” insights into the purpose and goal of the exercises. From Footwork to Russian Squats, slight tweaks to the designs of many of the extant exercises powerfully reveal and clarify his intention, and thereby, help the practitioner better focus on the intended objective. Rhythm and dynamic emphasis are accentuated, and consequently, muscle power is heightened. In addition to the variations on exercises with which we are already somewhat familiar, several entirely “new” archival exercises – ones we had never seen before – will be learned. All the material in this workshop is user-friendly, so it can be given to clients, and, most important, it’s fun and exciting to try them all on. Don’t miss this great opportunity to expand your knowledge and understand your history.
