Essential Low Back Teacher Training Preview
Low back pain is one of the most common reasons students attend their first yoga class!
Students and teachers alike can benefit from knowing the essential anatomy that makes up the support system for the low back.
TEACHERS - LEARN MORE IN ROBIN'S UPCOMING ESSENTIAL LOW BACK TEACHER INTENSIVE, COMING THIS AUGUST!
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More Low Back Pain Resources
The ELBP is based on the landmark NIH study that shifted the tide! Robin’s experience in training teachers and therapists is renowned. Every yoga teacher, regardless of lineage can benefit from this program.
Does yoga offer a viable complement to painkillers or even surgery in the treatment of back pain? And if so, what might the treatment of back pain look like in the future? In this interview, Huffington Post discuss that question with yoga therapist Robin Rothenberg, who created the yoga protocol for one of the first NIH-funded studies on yoga for back pain.
Low back pain is one of the most common reasons students attend their first yoga class! Teachers - learn more in Robin's upcoming Essential Low Back Teacher Intensive, coming this August!
Are you one of the millions of Americans who suffer with lower back pain? Yoga can help. Try this series of simple, short practices that can help you on your road to recovery.
Robin's Mentor's Corner column appeared regularly in Yoga Therapy Today. You can download a copy of the summer 2012 edition of the column or read it here.
Robin's 2005 landmark study was performed in concert with the NIH. Her 2011 study was designed as a follow-up to improve and increase the data derived from the first study, and was published in 2011.
If you are one of the thirty-one million Americans who currently suffers from low back pain, there is hope. The Essential Low Back Program: Relieve Pain & Restore Health offers clinically proven relief. In the NIH-funded study which tested this program, 78% of the participants experienced a significant reduction in pain levels in just twelve weeks. YOU CAN TOO!
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