Wunda Workshop with Kathi Ross Nash

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Wunda Workshop with Kathi Ross Nash

Wunda Workshop with Kathi Ross Nash

Kathi Ross Nash Observe & Learn | Full Workshops (60+ min)

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In this 2 hour workshop, join Kathryn Ross Nash for a detailed exploration of the Pilates Wunda Chair. The session is chock-full of teaching tips including the goals of the exercises, how to properly cue and spot exercises, understanding when a client is ready for new exercises and much more! This session was filmed at the 2013 Classical Pilates Conference Arizona for info on attending future workshops like this one, please visit The Pilates Core. For info on training with Kathi visit: KathiRossNash.com.  

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5 Comments

  1. Solange Favaro Bezerra
    Solange Favaro Bezerra 4 years ago

    Just an amazing workshop! Thank you so much!

  2. sandrita
    sandrita 5 years ago

    Kathi es una teacher increíble…. maravillosa… excelente… muchas gracias

  3. Nomipilates 5 years ago

    Kathi is incredible at demonstrating and helping one to understand the background of each exercise, why we do it ,what it works and what other ways we do it on other apparatus.
    This to me was amazing and I watched over and over! I have 6 wunda chairs and this will help a lot into the work and the method and how to own a room and class especially with the wunda chair! Amazing thank you again!

  4. joesmat 5 years ago

    The Front and Back Kick with a supporting hand against the wall as demonstrated by the very capable Kathi Ross Nash, is similar to the Karate Mawashigeri or Round House kick. But this talented lady comes from a Martial Arts background.
    It is so reassuring to hear this legendary Teacher tells us it all comes down to doing a good mat.

  5. Jean Goulet 5 years ago

    That was amazing, I feel longer from just watching. There is so much detail and wisdom in Kathi’s teaching. I can’t wait to implement what I learned into my personal work. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Kathi.

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