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Reformer Masterclasses - Understanding Springs
£55.00
Resistance, Assistance and the Art of Spring Selection
Spring selection is one of the most important and sometimes misunderstood aspects of Reformer teaching.
More resistance doesn't always mean a harder exercise, and lighter springs don't necessarily make movement easier.
In this practical Reformer Masterclass, we'll explore how spring tension influences movement, stability, muscular effort and control.
By experiencing different spring settings in your own body, you'll develop a deeper understanding of how resistance can assist, challenge or change the purpose of an exercise.
What we'll explore:
How spring tension changes the demands of an exercise
Resistance versus assistance
Why lighter springs can sometimes be more challenging
How spring choices influence stability and control
Adapting spring settings for different bodies and abilities
Using spring selection to achieve specific teaching objectives
Practical exploration of familiar Reformer exercises using different spring combinations
Develop greater confidence in making informed spring choices rather than simply following standard settings.
Every participant has their own Reformer, allowing plenty of opportunity
Spring selection is one of the most important and sometimes misunderstood aspects of Reformer teaching.
More resistance doesn't always mean a harder exercise, and lighter springs don't necessarily make movement easier.
In this practical Reformer Masterclass, we'll explore how spring tension influences movement, stability, muscular effort and control.
By experiencing different spring settings in your own body, you'll develop a deeper understanding of how resistance can assist, challenge or change the purpose of an exercise.
What we'll explore:
How spring tension changes the demands of an exercise
Resistance versus assistance
Why lighter springs can sometimes be more challenging
How spring choices influence stability and control
Adapting spring settings for different bodies and abilities
Using spring selection to achieve specific teaching objectives
Practical exploration of familiar Reformer exercises using different spring combinations
Develop greater confidence in making informed spring choices rather than simply following standard settings.
Every participant has their own Reformer, allowing plenty of opportunity
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