origins of the technique
The Nia Technique was created by and in the early 80's in the United States. both already professionals in the fitness industry, started questioning about a smarter and more enjoyable way to conceive physical exercise. Their dream was to that was at the base of the traditional fitness programs with a gentler and more intelligent way to get in shape that would also deliver more effective and lasting results.
Debbie and Carlos began thus their exploration through , , , , and , in order to design a healthier and pleasurable alternative to the mechanical and repetitive exercise, that too often ends up to be abandoned and may injure the body due to the strong impact on muscles and joints.
The founders of the Nia Technique developed their . They consciously understood that every person has different body characteristics and therefore unique needs, that through personalized and stimulating movements, can obtain with reduced physical efforts and injury risks.
The of fitness and the philosophy of Nia changed the notion of "getting in shape" thanks to the integration and the of the body, the emotions, the mind and the spirit. Debbie and Carlos Rosas got inspired by the concepts and techniques of to create an original and complete body of work that made them pioneers in the concept of, still unknown by that time.
Today Nia is taught in more than and keep on growing with more than carefully certifyed through intensive trainings and updated educational material personally designed, written and produced by Nia founders themselves in order to deliver the correct learning level in all theorical-practical fields that the Nia teaching requires.
Nia is an program in constant evolution that regularly participates in several fitness and health conventions all over the world. Nia courses are offered in gyms, dance schools, yoga centres, martial arts schools and Spa centres among others. of the Nia Technique found their applications in hospitals, prisons, rehabilitation clinics andl as in the cancer recovery, physical and mental addiction, and cardiac recovery.