About the Class:

Structural Dynamics combines the concepts of advanced structural body work and functional biomechanics, going through each aspect of the body to better understand exactly how it functions, how it affects and is affected by other aspects of the body, and how to optimize function in practice. The trainings provide the practitioner with a powerful approach to optimize the their client’s posture, movement patterns, and function.

When the body has been under chronic, emotional or physical stress, it will compensate in the liquid crystal matrix of the body, known as the fascial system. The fascia is not only the connective tissue of the body but also a medium for communication, movement, projection and protection. When the fascia is compromised, it shortens and has a dramatic effect on the all levels of health, flexibility, adaptability, movement, and posture. While in this class you will learn and experience how to have a greater impact on the physical body and understand its relationship within the energy body. Students who have taken this training report dramatic shifts in the efficacy of their work. Clients tend to feel the shifts on a more physical level thus resulting in more powerful sessions and lasting change.

This course will go over more than 20 protocols on how to look at a patient, client, or friends body and see where a small 5-10 minute therapy can prevent major issues down the road. Additionally these small necessary interactions will alleviate pain, strain, and improve functionality leading to an overall improved standard of living. The Avazzia has the unique ability to interact with the parasympathetic response allowing for locked up muscles to be retrained to decompensate for issues that could have been bothering them for over decades. In this class you'll learn so much that you can use on an everyday basis to work on yourself as well as others.

About the Instuctor:

Lynn has been a licensed massage therapist for over 25 years. His clients include over 2000 professional athletes in the PGA, LPGA, NBA, NFL, MLB as well as many other sports including professional wake boarding and water skiing. He is also a 2018 inductee into the World Massage Federations Hall of Fame.

Lynn specializes in pain, sports injuries, and sports performance. He has certifications in Structural Integration, Myofascial Release, Source Point Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, Cranial-Sacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation and Body Talk. Lynn is also a Gift Fellow through the Gray institute, the most advanced training in functional movement and bio-mechanics available. A former BodyTalk instructor, he is well-versed in the scientific basis of energy medicine and integrates this into his practice as well. We also use Microcurrent Therapy when needed, to help remove scar tissue and inflammation quickly and painlessly.

One of only a few therapists in the world with advanced training in structural bodywork, bio-mechanics and movement as well as energy medicine, Lynn is able to address chronic stress, headaches, tennis elbow, back pain, plantar fascitis, rotator cuff issues, neck, knee or lower back pain efficiently and comprehensively - often resolving it quickly and permanently.

In addition to recovery, rehab, and maintenance work, Lynn also helps improve athletic performance. If you are looking to improve your sports performance in golf, football, soccer, lacrosse, water skiing/wakeboarding, Lynn can help find out where and why your body is not performing or is not coordinated enough to develop specialized skills. He is a certified Nike360 Golf Perfomance Specialist as well as a certified Applied Functional Science trainer.

Teaching is one of Lynn's passions; as the Director of Trunamics, his emphasis is on teaching integrative truths of human body dynamics to make good therapists great. He has been teaching for over 15 years in the USA, Germany, Japan, Ireland, Canada, Australia and the UK.

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