Mobilization with Movement - Manual Therapy and Kinesio-Taping Course with Sensei Roy Goldberg PT - June 29, 2017
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At In Motion Center in Oakland - June 29, 2017
This special course of instruction does not require any previous background, just a sincere desire to learn. It will be a great introduction for martial arts practitioners who want develop practical ‘hands on’ experience and skills. This class will enrich your practice with a working understanding and application of the healing and restorative arts. Health care professionals seeking to expand their skills and knowledge will learn how to quickly assess and treat joint problems and pain conditions from a acknowledged leading expert in Physical Therapy, and Martial Arts Master.
This class will take place 2 days prior to the ‘Aiki - Two Sides of the Same Coin’ seminar with Dan Harden and Roy Goldberg held on July 1 & 2, 2017. |
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The June 29th "Mobilization with Movement", class will introduce Goldberg Sensei's unique approach to manual therapy for the whole body; and will specifically address the treatment of common martial art injuries, pain management, as well as functional approaches for the prevention of re-injury.
Your "Mobilization with Movement" class includes lecture, demonstrations, personal attention and feedback from Goldberg Sensei and practice time with partners to give you ample opportunity to absorb this material. You will walk away with skills that you can continue to refine and apply after this personalized, detailed immersion into the ‘Mobilization with Movement’ approach.
You will also learn Taping techniques informed by over 40 years of a successful and life changing clinical Physical Therapy practice. Taping for increased proprioception; ‘mobility with stability’; and joint stabilization to facilitate the healing of laxity in ligament structures and muscle tears, will be thoroughly explained, demonstrated and practiced. Exercise therapy to follow up specific treatments will also be covered.
This unique approach to manual therapy was discovered and developed in part by Brian Mulligan F.N.Z.S.P. (Hon), Dip. M.T. from Wellington, New Zealand.
Goldberg Sensei's extensive martial arts background, combining western and eastern medicine and philosophies, allowed him to see his patients in a different light. He is excited to share his expertise and insights with you.
Goldberg Sensei is confident that anyone interested in this subject will be able to quickly learn these simple yet effective manual therapy approaches and procedures that clearly and directly address musculoskeletal disorders with pain free manual joint “repositioning” techniques which restore function and get rid of and end the cycle of pain.
Goals of this Seminar:
o Improve understanding of Muscles - how they function in the real world
o Examination of low back pain
o Evaluation of specific exercise programs
o The Nervous System’s roll in integrating as we move
o Examples of Mobilization in movement.
o Addressing Pain in and Treatment of:
Seminar Details:
Date: June 29th, 2017
Time: 10:30 am to 5:30 pm
Cost: $125.00
Location:
In Motion Center
1091 Calcot Place Suite 412
Oakland, Ca 94606
To register:
Contact Bernard Langan Email: [email protected] - Phone: 510-261-4570
Instructor Bio:
Sensei Roy Goldberg is a 7th Dan Shihan and ‘Kyoju Dairi’, recipient of the third scroll in the Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu Kodokai tradition - "Hiden Ogi" (“Secret Transmission of Hidden Mysteries”). This marks him as one of few in the Daito-ryu school to have received this honor and the only non-Japanese Westerner to have achieved both 7th Dan and the third Daito-ryu scroll. Goldberg Sensei is the East Coast representative of the Daito Ryu Kodo Kai and Senior student of Kiyama Hayawo Shihan. Goldberg Sensei has trained over 3 decades with Kiyama Shihan and the leading Shihan from Japan including two Menkyo Kaiden.
Once a secret art, passed generation to generation through the Takeda clan, the system of Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu was revived in the late 19th century by Sokaku Takeda, 32nd in line of the Takeda family. To this day, Goldberg Sensei continues to train under his instructor Kiyama Shihan and he believes that, “in the martial arts, one teaches only to continue his own unfinished study.” Goldberg Sensei's goal is to preserve, protect and transmit Daito Ryu, the beautiful secret art and National Treasure of Japan, to pass it on to serious students, just as his teacher, Kiyama Shihan shared it with him.
Since graduation from Columbia college of Physicians and Surgeons Department of Physical Therapy in 1974, Roy A. Goldberg has studied neuroanatomy and its effects on movement with some of the leading practitioners in the field for over 4 decades. Having owned three premier Physical Therapy practices in the New York area, Roy now serves as a consultant to NRPT, and is a designer of exercise equipment. He also serves as an associate professor of Sports Sciences at Long Island University, having taught numerous courses including: Advanced Analysis of Human Motions and Physiology of Exercise. Roy has also been one of the examiners for the NYS Examination for PT licenses. In addition to his vast Physical Therapy knowledge, Roy is an internationally recognized martial arts instructor.
Sensei Goldberg has also served as an instructor for the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Police Club, where he worked with NYPD Emergency Services Unit (ESU). He also conducted quarterly seminars for the U.S. Special Forces, including U.S.M.C. Force Recon and U.S. Navy Seals. In addition, Goldberg Sensei trained and instructed the Head of Security for the 56th Secretary of State. He currently trains Federal Law Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Goldberg Sensei is also an avid horseman and rock climber and evaluates movement impairment syndromes which can affect a rider’s or climber’s maximum performance. If you have friends or colleagues who climb or ride, who would be interested in this material definitely invite then to the workshop.
Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu is a 1,200-year-old samurai martial art. It has directly influenced the development of many popular martial arts, such as Aikido, Shorinji Kempo, Hakko Ryu Jujutsu and Hapkido. Daito Ryu’s core principles and focus on subtle manipulations of balance will complement and enrich any martial arts training.
"Martial Arts practitioners who are learning and practicing the healing arts and the restorative arts are doing Martial Arts on a whole other level – I think it is the highest level."
Your "Mobilization with Movement" class includes lecture, demonstrations, personal attention and feedback from Goldberg Sensei and practice time with partners to give you ample opportunity to absorb this material. You will walk away with skills that you can continue to refine and apply after this personalized, detailed immersion into the ‘Mobilization with Movement’ approach.
You will also learn Taping techniques informed by over 40 years of a successful and life changing clinical Physical Therapy practice. Taping for increased proprioception; ‘mobility with stability’; and joint stabilization to facilitate the healing of laxity in ligament structures and muscle tears, will be thoroughly explained, demonstrated and practiced. Exercise therapy to follow up specific treatments will also be covered.
This unique approach to manual therapy was discovered and developed in part by Brian Mulligan F.N.Z.S.P. (Hon), Dip. M.T. from Wellington, New Zealand.
Goldberg Sensei's extensive martial arts background, combining western and eastern medicine and philosophies, allowed him to see his patients in a different light. He is excited to share his expertise and insights with you.
Goldberg Sensei is confident that anyone interested in this subject will be able to quickly learn these simple yet effective manual therapy approaches and procedures that clearly and directly address musculoskeletal disorders with pain free manual joint “repositioning” techniques which restore function and get rid of and end the cycle of pain.
Goals of this Seminar:
o Improve understanding of Muscles - how they function in the real world
o Examination of low back pain
o Evaluation of specific exercise programs
o The Nervous System’s roll in integrating as we move
o Examples of Mobilization in movement.
o Addressing Pain in and Treatment of:
- Lumbar Spine
- Knee
- Shoulder
- Ankle
- Taping theory and application
Seminar Details:
Date: June 29th, 2017
Time: 10:30 am to 5:30 pm
Cost: $125.00
Location:
In Motion Center
1091 Calcot Place Suite 412
Oakland, Ca 94606
To register:
Contact Bernard Langan Email: [email protected] - Phone: 510-261-4570
Instructor Bio:
Sensei Roy Goldberg is a 7th Dan Shihan and ‘Kyoju Dairi’, recipient of the third scroll in the Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu Kodokai tradition - "Hiden Ogi" (“Secret Transmission of Hidden Mysteries”). This marks him as one of few in the Daito-ryu school to have received this honor and the only non-Japanese Westerner to have achieved both 7th Dan and the third Daito-ryu scroll. Goldberg Sensei is the East Coast representative of the Daito Ryu Kodo Kai and Senior student of Kiyama Hayawo Shihan. Goldberg Sensei has trained over 3 decades with Kiyama Shihan and the leading Shihan from Japan including two Menkyo Kaiden.
Once a secret art, passed generation to generation through the Takeda clan, the system of Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu was revived in the late 19th century by Sokaku Takeda, 32nd in line of the Takeda family. To this day, Goldberg Sensei continues to train under his instructor Kiyama Shihan and he believes that, “in the martial arts, one teaches only to continue his own unfinished study.” Goldberg Sensei's goal is to preserve, protect and transmit Daito Ryu, the beautiful secret art and National Treasure of Japan, to pass it on to serious students, just as his teacher, Kiyama Shihan shared it with him.
Since graduation from Columbia college of Physicians and Surgeons Department of Physical Therapy in 1974, Roy A. Goldberg has studied neuroanatomy and its effects on movement with some of the leading practitioners in the field for over 4 decades. Having owned three premier Physical Therapy practices in the New York area, Roy now serves as a consultant to NRPT, and is a designer of exercise equipment. He also serves as an associate professor of Sports Sciences at Long Island University, having taught numerous courses including: Advanced Analysis of Human Motions and Physiology of Exercise. Roy has also been one of the examiners for the NYS Examination for PT licenses. In addition to his vast Physical Therapy knowledge, Roy is an internationally recognized martial arts instructor.
Sensei Goldberg has also served as an instructor for the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Police Club, where he worked with NYPD Emergency Services Unit (ESU). He also conducted quarterly seminars for the U.S. Special Forces, including U.S.M.C. Force Recon and U.S. Navy Seals. In addition, Goldberg Sensei trained and instructed the Head of Security for the 56th Secretary of State. He currently trains Federal Law Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Goldberg Sensei is also an avid horseman and rock climber and evaluates movement impairment syndromes which can affect a rider’s or climber’s maximum performance. If you have friends or colleagues who climb or ride, who would be interested in this material definitely invite then to the workshop.
Daito Ryu Aikijujutsu is a 1,200-year-old samurai martial art. It has directly influenced the development of many popular martial arts, such as Aikido, Shorinji Kempo, Hakko Ryu Jujutsu and Hapkido. Daito Ryu’s core principles and focus on subtle manipulations of balance will complement and enrich any martial arts training.
"Martial Arts practitioners who are learning and practicing the healing arts and the restorative arts are doing Martial Arts on a whole other level – I think it is the highest level."