Upcoming Cources
January 2026
Explore the upcoming aquatic bodywork courses organized by Watsu India in collaboration with Healing Waters in Dharwad.
January 20, 2026
Aichi Basic with Prashanth & Gianni
At Healing Waters, Dharwad
Ai Chi is a total body relaxation and strengthening progression used for aquatic therapy. This aquatic technique is characterised by slow movement coordinated with deep breathing.
Ai Chi consists of 19 movements or katas, performed while breathing at a rate of about 14-16 breaths per minute. The first six arm movements are based on Qi Gong, with a relatively static and symmetrical body posture. The subsequent movements are based on Tai Chi, with continuous shifting of the center of gravity.
The progression moves through a series of “regulatory conditions” of increasing difficulty, from static to dynamic, symmetrical to rotatory and asymmetrical movement, and visual to non-visual (vestibular) control.
Prerequisites: No previous experience required.
Timings: 8.45 am – 6.30 pm
Price: ₹
January 21, 2026
Aichi Clinical Application with Prashanth & Gianni
At Healing Waters, Dharwad
Ai Chi is a total body relaxation and strengthening progression used for aquatic therapy. This aquatic technique is characterised by slow movement coordinated with deep breathing.
Ai Chi consists of 19 movements or katas, performed while breathing at a rate of about 14-16 breaths per minute. The first six arm movements are based on Qi Gong, with a relatively static and symmetrical body posture. The subsequent movements are based on Tai Chi, with continuous shifting of the center of gravity.
The progression moves through a series of “regulatory conditions” of increasing difficulty, from static to dynamic, symmetrical to rotatory and asymmetrical movement, and visual to non-visual (vestibular) control.
Prerequisites: Aichi Basic
Timings: 8.45 am – 6.30 pm
Price: ₹
January 22 - 24, 2026
Aichi ITC with Prashanth & Gianni
At Healing Waters, Dharwad
Ai Chi is a total body relaxation and strengthening progression used for aquatic therapy. This aquatic technique is characterised by slow movement coordinated with deep breathing.
Ai Chi consists of 19 movements or katas, performed while breathing at a rate of about 14-16 breaths per minute. The first six arm movements are based on Qi Gong, with a relatively static and symmetrical body posture. The subsequent movements are based on Tai Chi, with continuous shifting of the center of gravity.
The progression moves through a series of “regulatory conditions” of increasing difficulty, from static to dynamic, symmetrical to rotatory and asymmetrical movement, and visual to non-visual (vestibular) control.
Prerequisites: Aichi Basic
Timings: 8.45 am – 6.30 pm
Price: ₹
