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The Superficial Back Line

Where intelligent movement meets the science of connection

An advanced yoga anatomy and somatics workshop for teachers and experienced practitioners

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Unlock the deeper intelligence of your body with the first workshop in the  first of the Making Connections series, led by renowned professionals Catherine Annis and Gary Carter.

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This dynamic session goes far beyond standard yoga practice. Drawing on cutting-edge movement science and embodied anatomy, you’ll explore how mindful, functional movement can build strength, unlock mobility, and cultivate a grounded sense of ease and awareness.

Join this workshop to explore the Superficial Back Line – the fascia network that connects your heels to your head. By learning to sense and activate this powerful pathway, you’ll discover practical ways to refine posture, enhance balance, and support your body more intelligently in every movement you make, on the mat and in everyday life.

Through a rich blend of targeted techniques, grounding sequences, breathwork, and guided imagery, you’ll not only deepen your own embodied understanding but also gain clear, transferable insights to use in your teaching. This session supports you in developing integrated strength, protecting joint health, and guiding others toward nervous-system balance and inner calm. Whether you’re rebuilding after injury, refining your personal practice, or seeking professional tools to elevate your classes, you’ll come away with principles you can apply immediately and teach with confidence.

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Join a community of fellow dedicated practitioners and teachers as you build a clearer, more resilient foundation for intelligent movement.

What You’ll Experience:

• A deeper understanding of the Superficial Back Line and its role in posture, balance and load distribution

• Expert, science-informed guidance from Catherine Annis and renowned anatomist Gary Carter

• Practical techniques for sensing, activating, and integrating fascial pathways in your own body

• Evidence-informed movement strategies that support joint integrity and reduce compensatory patterns

• Breath awareness to enhance proprioception and nervous-system regulation

• Translate anatomy into clear, practical teaching strategies

Who This Is For:

• Yoga teachers and movement professionals seeking inspiration through deeper anatomical and fascia-informed understanding

• Serious practitioners who want to refine their technique and move with greater intelligence

• Professionals seeking practical, evidence-based tools for safer, stronger practice

• Practitioners  recovering from injury or rebuilding strength

• Anyone looking to deepen embodied understanding and apply it to their teaching or practice

What Makes This Different:

• Science-led insights you can feel and teach immediately

• Expert guidance from professionals who translate anatomy into real-world practice

• Focus on the Superficial Back Line – rarely explored in depth

• Whole-body integration for lasting strength, resilience, and ease

• Dynamic, hands-on learning that bridges theory and embodiment

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Grounded in movement science and yogic tradition, this workshop empowers you with practical, embodied learning.

To view all of Catherine's latest Workshops on offer, please click here.

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Yoga Workshop Video

Making Connections 1
The Superficial Backline

1 hour 57 minutes

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