Be Part Of Sarah Key’s ‘Talks Back’ series in Byron Bay

"Byron Bay is the perfect community to launch my Australian ‘Talks Back’ series. I am very excited to meet you all on the 14th and 15th", expressed delighted Sarah Key.

The internationally acclaimed master physiotherapist to HRH the Prince of Wales and the British Royal Family for past more than 30 years, Sarah Key will be conducting her Australian debut lecture and workshop series of 'Sarah Key Talks Back' at Byron Bay on Monday 14 May and Tuesday 15 May, 2012.

This lecture and workshop series will include a 90 minute lecture with power point presentation and personalised 3 hour workshop titled 'This is How' to take place in the Byron Bay Community centre. The lecture and workshop 'Sarah Key Talks Back' will outline her ideas & methods of alleviating back pain & other back related problems to the participants.

This informative event will will outline her ‘5 stages of spinal breakdown’, that include, stiff spinal segment, facet joint arthropathy, acute locked back, prolapsed intervertebral disc and unstable spinal segment.

The workshop will cover the topics such as:

• How to Deal with a Spine in Crisis -- with spinal appeasing exercises
• Mobilising Your own Lumbar Spine -- hands on
• Proactive Spinal Decompression -- using the Back-Block under both, the lumbar and thoracic spine
• Why Bending is Magic for Spines?
• The Importance of Sitting Properly

The workshop, which is limited only to 25 participants and will involve particpanst be offered pillows and a yoga matt so that they be sure to enjoy a profound understanding of the issues being discussed and demonstrated during the course of this extraordinary workshop. Although strictly limited there maybe the possibility for more workshops to be conducted, however don’t take that risk.

So, guys book your tickets quickly for this Byron Bay remedial health work-shop. Of course the most affordable accommodation in Byron Bay, Byron Beach Resort will have a great range of affordable accommodation for those looking to enjoy this once in a lifetime Byron Bay event.

Those not looking to join the event are also well catered for in and around Byron Bay for those looking to enjoy some Yoga or just a relaxed holiday in Byron Bay. Book Now with us at www.byronbeachresort.com.au

The Byron Bay Blues Festival Rocks Byron

The 2013 Byron Blues Fest will again take again from Tuesday 28^th March to Monday 1^st April 2013, during Easter 2013! Again this amazing festival is set to be one of the most do festivals of 2013!

Byron Beach Resort has decided to begin a countdown for “Byron Blues Festival 2013”!!!

The Byron Bay Blues Festival or Bluesfest as its commonly known is an annual music festival featuring the best blues, rock and modern music performers from Australia and aroundthe world held over the Easter long weekend at Byron Bay, NSW, Australia.

The Bluesfest conbines music by new, breakthrough artists, you have not have heard of nor experienced before as well as alternative Country, Rock and modern Music & DJs.

What makes this event more astonishing is the site and infrastructure of the festival, and open air festival ensure an amazing vibe. The spirit and the Byron Bay vibe gives everyone in attendance, be it the fans, bands or even the volunteers, a feeling of sheer happiness and excitement. 2012 Bluesfest was huge and anticipation of the 2013 Bluesfest is already building.

The Festival also promotes new and undiscovered talent along with the well established artists such as Cold Chisel to name just one. Bluesfest 2012 proved a superb music festival, and was one of the best festivals in Australia for music lovers. Bluesfest 2012 brought them a gift of blues, jazz, pop, indigenous and traditional tunes from around the globe.

Michael Franti, an American poet, musician, and composer as well as the creator and lead vocalist of Michael Franti & Spearhead says about Bluesfest 2012 as “The festival and it's newly planned "one day events" are truly something that not only to the Byron Shire, but the entire nation of Australia can be proud of preserving for generations to come.”