2018 Feb 9-11 Weekend Seminar TOUCH TO INFORM Seminar, Your Walking Engine 6 CEs for LMTs Learn how movement of your torso is your ‘walking engine. Discover use of your ‘diagonals’. 9:30-5:00 Fee: $150 minus 10 % early registration Fee: Full Weekend: $340 minus 20% early registration
Tag Archives: walking
Freeing Your Neck & Shoulders
2018 Feb 9-11 Weekend Seminar Introduction to both the Feldenkrais Method® and TOUCH TO INFORM Seminars. Our head follows our eyes. Our shoulder girdle, rib cage, pelvis and spine supports our head. Using neurological concepts from The Feldenkrais® Model, participants will develop skills that indirectly quiet excessive tension in the muscles of the neck and […]
Your Walking Engine – Discover your Diagonals
Get to know your Walking Engine! Moving your torso helps you sense how much power you can have behind your WALK. walking-engine-feb-2017-c
Unconscious habits can prematurely AGE us.
Dr. Frank Wildman, author of Change Your Age offers a video explaining how old we can get before our time: The beginning is PRICELESS!
Your Walking Engine, Discover your Diagonals
Learn to use your torso when you walk and find more efficiency, lightness and ease.
The Art/Skill of Walking
Does anyone think they need to learn to walk? Hmmm Take a look at the video below! It might look simple and easy to do — but our habitual overall movement patterns limit our ability to feel all the details that Mark is sharing. Enjoy the letting go of old patterns and discovering new ones […]
Feldenkrais and Horseback Riding
Principles of awareness and finding your center or core is applicaple to everyday walking — and for walking ‘with’ the horse. To Read more
Moving for Everyday Life
Another video that demonstrates what you might experience when you participate in ongoing classes or lessons in The F-e-l-d-e-n-k-r-a-i-s Method.
Walking: optimizing your action
Walking with Feldenkrais video with Andrew Gibbons Your Walking Engine — Seminar Saturday February 10, 2018 from 9:30-5:00 at Ionie’s, Sarasota visit www.feldenkraisinsarasota.com
FEET
I recently came across the following article that seemed so connected to the TOUCH TO INFORM seminar I teach Moving from and Through your FEET where I say the foot is designed for stability and mobility.. http://www.lemsshoes.com/foot-talk
