What it's about
Wùo Taï, also called "ostéo-danse", was created by the French osteopath Roland Combes and is inspired by the alliance of dance and osteopathy. It consists of elliptical movements performed in pairs on the floor, built on 64 main gestures that combine anatomy, embryology, physiology and philosophy. This three-day module opens the second year of the training in France, whose four modules are devoted to transmitting and teaching Wùo Taï.
The Fascias module addresses the contemporary organisation of connective tissue, the tissues of support, transmission and exchange found throughout the body. Participants explore this tissue, which the programme calls the architect of our motor function, and bring out its connections at the centre of the human being.
The module requires at least two first-year modules. It takes place from 20 to 22 November 2026 at the École de Wùo Taï, 216 chemin du Moulin, 73200 Grignon, near Albertville, from 9:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 18:00. The fee is €450 plus a €20 annual membership (€180 deposit) and includes a booklet, videos and a certificate of attendance; places are limited to 12.