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Flashback from Charlene: On my way to teach a CALA course at the Canada Games Centre in Whitehorse. I always loved the hike from The BnB to the pool.  

Charlene demonstrating repeater hamstring with donkey kick  

Charlene saying hello from New Zealand  

  During the training you were positive you learned everything you needed to to teach your first class.  You learned quickly that there were things you wished your training covered.  Experience is your best teacher.  

Recording of Charlene demonstrating the Repeater Sartorius Leg Lift Movement  Click on MORE to view the recording  

CALA Instructors are a part of an Alliance and together the Alliance makes CALA strong. They give are always there for each other. They give back from the heart to fellow instructors. No one instructor stands alone. Sharing and caring for others allows all CALA instructors to continue their growth after their training. Mentoring is there for new instructors at the start of their certification journey and after they are certified. If you are available to mentor, please let CALA know so they can pass on your information to new instructors. New instructors benefit from viewing other CALA instructor classes and when possible team teach a class or practice their assessment routine with an actual class. Take time to share your mentoring experience and how you are continuing to mentoring experience. Thank you to all those who have mentored and continue to mentor CALA Instructors.  

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Register Now - Contact CALA to register cala_aqua@mac.com  

Recording:  Jaye Graham presentation on glute amnesia syndrome (dead butt syndrome)  

Are you ready to celebrate with CALA?  Keep an eye out for scheduled CALA celebration events.  Details will be posted as they become available.  If you are interested in volunteering, presenting, hosting, or having vendor booth please contact CALA to discuss your interest.  cala_aqua@mac.com   

 

 

Click on MORE to view recording - Charlene demonstrating some are movements  using the full range of motion in front of the body.