Join us for an eye-opening livestream workshop on human asymmetry, where we dive into the fascinating ways our bodies are designed to work differently on each side. This workshop will introduce the principles of asymmetry in human biology, covering everything from how our right and left eyes and ears function uniquely, to why we favor certain hands for specific tasks.
Throughout the session, we’ll discuss the science behind these asymmetrical patterns and why they matter in daily movements like walking and running. You’ll discover how the body’s "up leg" and "down leg" engage differently, creating a balanced stride even within inherent imbalances.
Key Takeaways:
Understand the reasons behind asymmetrical functions in our eyes, ears, and limbs.
Explore how and why we develop a dominant side for actions like throwing or catching.
Learn about the mechanics of walking and running through the lens of asymmetry, focusing on leg engagement and gait patterns.
This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in human biology, movement, or simply curious about why we’re not perfectly symmetrical. Whether you’re an athlete, a trainer, or a curious mind, gain insights into the fascinating design of the human body!
*Recording will not be available if you can’t attend live.
**Time is in PST