ABM Mastery Training Program-Level 4:
High Performers

High performers – athletes, musicians, dancers, actors, CEOs, leaders, and highly creative people – often suffer injuries due to the ongoing extreme levels of challenge and stress they face. The Anat Baniel Method offers highly effective programs and exercises for back pain. Many suffer from injuries, tension and pain to their upper back, shoulders and neck. The Anat Baniel Method offers highly sophisticated shoulder and neck pain exercises that help the brain quickly and safely form new, pain free, neuro-muscular patterns.

Once the high performer is pain free, he or she is ready to continue the process and break through to new levels of excellence and achievement.  Over the past 30 years Anat has worked successfully with hundreds of musicians, dancers, athletes and other high performers. She has developed scientifically based processes and techniques that help the high performer transform injury causing patterns into patterns that bring about healing, prevent future injury, and elevate their level of performance. With the Anat Baniel Method flexibility exercises the high performer experiences new freedom – physical, mental, and emotional – and greater creativity.  

“I have been an athlete all of my life; from being a stand-out athlete in a large high school, to being a three year letterman on a Division I college football team, and presently as a Russian kettlebell enthusiast.  I have always looked for those things that provided that extra “edge” – the ABM has provided that opportunity for me. With my clients and students, this method has provided them the opportunity for change that has been previously unavailable.”
~ Chad Estes, Athlete, certified physical education teacher and coach, ABM and ABM for children Practitioner

In this nine-day session you will learn to:

• Identify what it is that the high performer is doing that creates pain and injury.
• Identify how the high performer is organized to create limitation and experience “hitting a plateau.”
• Use specific tools and understanding to help the high performer overcome injury and limitation and experience breakthroughs in their performance level.
• Work with movement in ways that are sophisticated, complex and specialized to the needs of each of the high performers.
• Work with the thinking and belief systems of the high performer to allow them freedom to grow and change.
• Remove obstacles through introducing differentiation in the emotional and intellectual arenas.
• Teach the high performer effective ways to deal with stress and reach peak performance more often.
• Help the high performer regain the joy and delight they felt early on and perhaps have lost over time.

“This Mastery Training had a strong and immediate influence on my work. The training itself is superb, and my voice students have immediate results not reached before.”                                        
~ Joseph Feinstein, Voice Teacher, ABM and ABM for Children, Vitality and Anti-Aging, and High Performers Practitioner

You will immerse yourself, once again, in an experiential process. You will learn advanced more complex movement lessons, advanced theory, advanced and more refined hands-on practice. Moving towards greater mastery, you will further enhance your leadership and communication skills. You will learn to build effective short term and long term programs for your high performing clients. As with the 90-day basic ABM Professional Training, you will continue to experience powerful personal transformation and growth.

The ABM for High Performers Mastery Program is offered to graduates ABM for Children Mastery program and the ABM for Anti-Aging and Vitality Mastery Program.

UPCOMING TRAINING CLASSES

Anat Baniel Method for High Performers
Mastery Program - Level 4
Taught by Anat Baniel

Advanced training for graduates of the ABM Professional Training, ABM for Children with Special Needs and ABM for Vitality and Anti-aging.

Level 4: Anat Baniel Method for High Performers:

Segment One: December 1 - December 9, 2012
 

“I feel I am able to use all of what I’ve learned with performers” 
~ Sheila Gordon, Professional Actor and Teacher, Assistant Professor of Acting and Voice, at Southwest Missouri State University, ABM practitioner