The Active-Isolated Strength Program with Michèle Assaf and The WhartonsActive-Isolated Strengthening is a revolutionary technique in which we pinpoint, isolate and strengthen each individual muscle used to perform as a dancer or athlete at your highest potential: a tool box for the feet, ankles, calves, knees, hamstrings, quadriceps, hip and trunk, back and shoulders with step by step instructions tailored to work specific muscle groups. This training program is backed by sound scientific principles, and can be tailored to your specific goals and needs. Don't wait until you are injured to strengthen! You will learn a wealth of information to keep you at peak performance and out of the doctor's office. This program goes hand in hand with the Active-Isolated Flexibility program also available on VHS and DVD.Michèle Assaf has trained dancers from NYC to L.A. and internationally for the past 25 years. She is known for her excellence in technique and style. Professionally, she has received a Tony Award Nomination for Starmites on Broadway and has directed and choreographed for The Houston Grand Opera, Mick Jagger, Michael Bolton Tour, Matchbox Twenty and The Mariah Carey Charmbracelet World Tour. Jim Wharton, an exercise physiologist known as â01Cthe mechanicâ01D for his ability to fine-tune athletes, and his son, Phil Wharton, a sports therapist and competitive long-distance runner, are president and vice-president of Wharton Performance, Inc. in NYC. Their revolutionary Active-Isolated technique is practiced in fitness centers all over the world. Rating  (0)Report as offensive Share: Link | HTML Uploaded by Michele Tags ballet, ballroom, body strengthening, broadway, broadway dance center, choreography, conventions, dance strengthening exercises, enthusiast, fitness video, hip hop, instructional dance videos, jazz, lyrical, michèle assaf, modern, parent, performance, retailer, strengthening, studio, teacher, wharton performance |
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