Once a week for six weeks (there are four weeks of class, a two-week break, and then two more weeks of class), you’ll take a deep dive into one of these transformative and all too often perplexing ATMs. By making the ATM’s tactics and techniques explicit, exposing the crucial biomechanical underpinnings, and explaining the essential compositional structure — as well as connecting it to Moshe’s personal history and professional formation — Larry reveals how each is lesson designed to make learning happen.When you find out what’s behind each lesson — what holds it together and makes it work — you can teach it with confidence. You’ll know what’s important and why. You’ll find out how to figure out what an ATM has to teach and how its learning logic moves the student along. In other words, you will be able to see how a lesson brings us to move the way we do when we move as well as we can. And you’ll know just how it harnesses the innate learning abilities built into our nervous system. You’ll be able to do that because you’ll learn to use the observational and conceptual tools that make it possible to figure out how any ATM makes learning possible.
(He’ll also suggest how you might apply what you learn to the way you teach ATM and practice FI.)
All told, we’ll meet for seven live Question & Answer sessions, during which you and your classmates discuss the lessons with Larry. You’ll be able to ask questions, have them taken seriously, and answered kindly. The course will start with a Q&A session that serves as a live introduction and orientation to the course. Each one-hour Q&A meeting is scheduled for 75 minutes so that when the conversation is lively — as it often is — Larry won’t have to cut it short.
Because we know you’re busy, we will be recording everything: the two live mini-workshops, the class presentation about each ATM, and both weekly Q&A sessions. That means if any part of the course doesn’t fit your schedule or if, for whatever reason, something comes up and you have to miss something, you can rest at ease knowing that you will have access to recordings within a day or so.
You’ll be able to listen to or watch the presentations and discussions and listen to the ATMs whenever and wherever works for you. And even if you can’t participate in one of the Q&A sessions, you can send your questions to Larry ahead of time so that he can answer them during the discussion. And, regardless of which session you attend, you’ll receive the links to both Q&A sessions.
