Experiential Anatomy
Movement literacy for yoga teachers and serious students.
15 chapters cover the entire body.
Learn in diverse ways: workshop videos, tutorials, and audio podcasts.
Plus 22 webinars recorded with past students.
Supplementary material includes: award-winning medical animations, PDF downloads, assigned reading, homework, quizzes and more.
Certificate of completion with 50hrs of Yoga Alliance continuing education credit.
Ten full years of unlimited access to the course materials.
Mary Richards began practicing yoga in 1992, and teaching in 2002. A Phi Beta Kappa, she holds a Master's of Science in Yoga Therapy and a Bachelor's degree in International Affairs. Mary is passionate about sharing her experience in yoga therapeutics and other healing modalities to help others cope with -- and ideally, prevent -- injury. Her first book, Teach People, Not Poses, was published by Shambhala in 2023. She has two grown children and lives in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband, dog, and Penelope, the cat.
Lizzie Lasater began teaching Vinyasa Yoga in 2005, before earning a Masters in Architecture from Columbia University.
She lives in Salzburg with her partner and twin boys where she produces online yoga courses, leads retreats, writes a free Sunday self-care newsletter, and designs spirit jewelry.
Welcome to our anatomy community!
01.01 Key Pose // Bhujangasana
01.02 Podcast // Structures Below the Skin
01.02 Podcast // Notes
01.03 Tutorial // Planes of Movement
01.04 Tutorial // Bony Landmarks
01.05 PDF // Range of Motion Guide
01.06 PDF // Planes of Motion Guide
02.01 Key Pose // Uttanasana
02.02 Podcast // Gravity Shapes All Movements
02.02 Podcast // Notes
02.03 Tutorial // Origin and Insertion
02.04 Tutorial // Prime Movers, Stabilizers, and Neutralizers
02.05 PDF // Anatomy Mantra
Quiz: Part 1
03.01 Key Pose // Tadasana
03.02 Podcast // Worship the Normal Curves
03.02 Podcast // Notes
03.03 Tutorial // Vertebral Column Structure
04.01 Key Pose // Setu Bandhasana
04.02 Podcast // 55 to Stay Alive: Don't Overflex the Neck
04.02 Podcast // Notes
04.03 Tutorial // Cervical Spine Structure
04.04 Tutorial // Salamba Sarvangasana
05.01 Key Pose // Dhanurasana
05.02 Podcast // It's Not a Backbend if the Ribs Don't Open
05.02 Podcast // Notes
05.03 Tutorial // Thoracic Spine Structure
06.01 Key Pose // Marichyasana III
06.02 Podcast // Twists Begin With the Hips
06.02 Podcast // Notes
06.03 Tutorial // Lumbar Spine Structure
The advantage of digital learning is that you can go at your own pace, from the comfort of your own home.
You will have access to the course for ten years from the day you enroll. That way you can relax and feel spacious with the self-paced material.
We offer a 95% refund policy. Just email us within one week of enrolling, and we can reverse the charge (minus third party credit card fees) back onto your credit card. No questions asked.
It depends. Some students focus on one chapter a week, completing the course in 15 weeks. Others move more slowly, giving themselves time to integrate the learning into their bodies.In total you can expect to devote at least 50 hours to the course material.
Ten years. Yes, you read that correctly. You have ten full years to access and return to the material.
Yes! The course begins with anatomy fundamentals, and moves into deeper material that will dramatically impact your yoga practice and teaching. We've structured the course with serious students in mind. This embodied learning will change the way you practice and inhabit your own body.
This digital course is comprehensive. It covers all 15 chapters of Judith's book "Yoga Body". The other advantage of online learning is that your enrollment does not expire - meaning you have an extended time to access the material at your own pace. That said, in person anatomy trainings are fantastic. The one drawback is that a workshop presents a lot of material to absorb in a short amount of time. So it really depends how you learn best.
We recommend you have a copy of Judith's book, "Yogabody: Anatomy, Kinesiology, and Asana."
Yes! We are a Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Provider. At the end of the course you will receive a certificate of completion for 50 non-contact hours. After that, you can request continuing education credit from Yoga Alliance or an equivalent organization.
No worries, this course was designed with pre-millennials in mind; and we're always here to help with tech questions.
Lizzie is here to answer your enrollment questions. Please email her directly at [email protected]
Amazing info, very well put together and vowen into concise packets. Jave been and will be coming back to it again and again!!
Amazing info, very well put together and vowen into concise packets. Jave been and will be coming back to it again and again!!
Read LessI always wanted to learn more about anatomy but I was afraid of failing, never understanding and not knowing how to apply and share it in a relatable, ever...
Read MoreI always wanted to learn more about anatomy but I was afraid of failing, never understanding and not knowing how to apply and share it in a relatable, everyday way. But this course changed all of that and it is a treasure I’ll keep going back to and finding hidden gems again and again.
Read LessThis is such a worthwhile investment of my time as a yoga teacher.
This is such a worthwhile investment of my time as a yoga teacher.
Read LessI love Yoga Body text and the entire online platform is amazing!
I love Yoga Body text and the entire online platform is amazing!
Read LessI still go back to this course to refresh a lot.
I still go back to this course to refresh a lot.
Read LessA fabulous course for understanding the body in asana.
A fabulous course for understanding the body in asana.
Read LessJudith and Mary share their vast knowledge in a manner that asks us to experience the information and the sensation in our bodies!
Judith and Mary share their vast knowledge in a manner that asks us to experience the information and the sensation in our bodies!
Read LessThis is exactly the kind of learning that helps me grow as a yoga teacher! Learning, understanding and applying. Thank you!
This is exactly the kind of learning that helps me grow as a yoga teacher! Learning, understanding and applying. Thank you!
Read LessThis is exactly the kind of learning that helps me grow as a yoga teacher! Learning, understanding and applying. Thank you!
This is exactly the kind of learning that helps me grow as a yoga teacher! Learning, understanding and applying. Thank you!
Read LessJudith and Mary, along with guidance by Lizzie provide a WEALTH of information in this course. Highly recommend!
Judith and Mary, along with guidance by Lizzie provide a WEALTH of information in this course. Highly recommend!
Read LessAnatomy becomes so more tangible with this course!
Anatomy becomes so more tangible with this course!
Read LessI spent an entire year doing the course making my notes and incorporating the learning as i taught my students.
I spent an entire year doing the course making my notes and incorporating the learning as i taught my students.
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