Speaking & Teaching

For anyone who works with bodies — the model of how the human body actually organizes itself, and what changes in your practice once you can see it. Keynotes, workshops, and trainings drawing on the framework behind Body of Water.

For over twenty years I've taught alongside clinical practice: teaching structural integration practitioner trainings, serving as visiting anatomy faculty for yoga teacher training programs, and leading workshops for practitioners and movement professionals. The teaching draws on the same framework as my book, Body of Water: pressure, breath, and fascia as the foundations of structure.

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Upcoming

International Fascia Symposium 2026

Online · November 13–15, 2026

Lecture: The Recovery Window: How Fluid Movement Drives Tendon Adaptation

How tendons and connective tissue adapt through the movement of fluid in and out of them, on a rhythm of load and recovery. The lecture traces a progression from simple isometric holds to flowing movement.

Live introduction and Q&A: Friday, November 13, 6:00 a.m. Pacific (15:00 Warsaw).

Code IFS2026 gives 20% off Full Access, which includes 12 months of access to every recording.

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Topics & Formats

Each can be shaped as a keynote, a half- or full-day workshop, or a multi-day training, and adjusted to the audience — clinical, fitness, yoga, or general.

The hydrostatic body

Why a fluid model explains what the mechanical model can't.

Breath as structure

How breathing regulates pressure, posture, and load.

The fascial container

What fascia actually does, minus the mythology.

Joints first, muscles second

A working hierarchy for movement and training.

Inquiries

If you'd like to bring one of these topics to your event, program, or team, get in touch with the date, audience, and format you have in mind, and I'll respond personally.