Thursday Eve SPRING 2026 AXIS SYLLABUS CLASS SERIES with Kathleen Rea

Join us for an enlightening class series led by the renowned Axis Syllabus teacher, Kathleen Rea!

✨ What to Expect:
Dive into the intricacies of flexibility, strength, alignment, and movement, all through the lens of the Axis Syllabus. Kathleen will incorporate insights from physics, anatomy, and various scientific fields to create a safe and energy-efficient approach to movement.

🎉 Free First Class:
Curious? Come experience a free introductory class before committing to the series!

📚 What is the Axis Syllabus?
This comprehensive resource is dedicated to the training and performance of the human body in motion. It covers essential topics such as injury prevention, efficiency, and applications applicable to daily activities and specialized practices like climbing, dance, sports, and more.

🌍 Community:
Join a dynamic international community through the ASRM (The Axis Syllabus Research Meshwork), a platform for teachers, researchers, and students alike.

👐 All Levels Welcome:
We encourage everyone, including those with disabilities. Accommodations are available; please reach out to discuss your needs!

🏠 Location:
Roncesvalles United Church
240 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto
(Parking lot entrance, up the ramp to the yoga/dance studio overlooking the lot)

🚪 Access:
Our studio is wheelchair-accessible, including washrooms. For any questions regarding access or accommodations, please contact us at kathleen.rea@reasondetre.com.

💰 Cost:

• $300 (full 13-class series)
• $270 Mid-Sliding Scale Rate
• $240 Lower Sliding Scale (3 spots available)
• $210 Lowest Sliding Rate (3 spots available)
• $30 Drop-in for a class

Sliding Scale Explained:

• Regular: Financially stable, can afford leisure activities.
• Mild: Manageable finances, occasional challenges.
• Lower: Financially constrained, limited extra funds.
• Lowest: Struggling financially, no funds for extras.

👩‍🏫 About Kathleen Rea:
With an extensive background in dance, including performances with Canada's Ballet Jorgen and the National Ballet of Canada, Kathleen has also choreographed over 40 works and authored a published book, The Healing Dance. As a passionate advocate for neurodiversity, she has dedicated her life to promoting inclusive and safe movement practices.

🔄 Illness Prevention Measures:

• A HEPA filter will be in use during class.
• Windows will be opened as weather permits.
• Masks are optional; about 10% of attendees wear them.
• Cover any contagious skin issues with medical-grade dressings.
• Please stay home if you feel unwell.

✨ Produced by: REAson d'etre dance and Moving Breath Project
Funded by the Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council, and Canadian Heritage Foundation.

👉 Register Now: Event Registration