Don't miss this opportunity to review human anatomy and visit the Our Body exhibit for massage CE credit!
with Marc Frazier, LMT, MTI
Sunday-Monday, August 22-23, 2010
Sunday from 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. (3 hrs, $65 in full, NO ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT) THE SUNDAY SECTION IS FULL
Monday, August 23rd from 3-6 p.m. (3 hrs, $65 in full, NO ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT)
6 CE hours for both days
[REGISTER]
Your body is your greatest asset! Let TLCschool Faculty guide you in a review - and then on a visual tour - of human anatomy.
Day One: Class will meet at Lauterstein-Conway. We will go over the essential anatomy of the musculo-skeletal system. You will view cadaver videos, do palpation and deepen your knowledge of human anatomy.
Day Two: Class will meet at the exhibit “OUR BODY: The Universe Within” on the UT campus. TLC Instructors will accompany you as you go through this important and wondrous exhibit.
“OUR BODY: THE UNIVERSE WITHIN is a fascinating, artful and educational exhibit consisting of actual human bodies and organs. Appropriate for all ages, this exhibit literally goes "under the skin," revealing the mysteries of the human anatomy. The bodies, specimens and organs have been preserved using a process known as polymer impregnation. OUR BODY: THE UNIVERSE WITHIN allows you the insight to the inside: giving one a true look at the inner workings of the extraordinary human body.”
Please note this workshop spans two afternoons in August, so review the dates and times above carefully. You make take one (3 credit hours) or both sections (6 credit hours) of the workshop.
Marc Frazier has been in the gym business collectively for 30 years. Marc has over 27 years of experience in strength training that began for him while working at Austin's Texas Athletic Club in 1979. In 1986, TAC closed and Marc moved on to Mike Graham's newly opened Hyde Park Gym, where he honed his training techniques and built gym equipment for 20 years. Included in the mix is over 10 years of massage therapy / injury management and it is this unique combination along with a genuine care for his clients and gym members that earned him Austin Chronicle's Best Trainer with Hearts and Smarts in 2004.