Today’s lesson was about creating my poise before moving And then leaving it be – not interfering with it. Not adding Not taking away from it Not to do. As an Alexander Technique specialist, that translates to having one’s posture … Continue reading →
I am having trouble getting myself to dance with my whole Self these days. A friend chided me and also poked a little fun at me, saying he can’t believe an Alexander teacher would have her head down, “is that … Continue reading →
She arrived early and we started the lesson. “How are you feeling today?” “My left knee hurts and my right foot hurts. It’s hard to walk.” “I don’t like those chairs without backs,” she adds, “I feel unsettled sitting down … Continue reading →
Moving to music, class was fun yesterday. Finding ways to be graceful by using the whole body in movement and connecting movement with Alexander thinking. They were connecting music, rhythm, and moving with their whole selves, all the way from … Continue reading →
Movement and Posture Class for people with Parkinson’s Improve your posture using movement and Alexander Technique*. Feel more confident and have more ease as you walk, stand, sit, do sports…all the things that you do. • Improve Posture • Better … Continue reading →
Hello my friends! It’s here! Class is back; after a break for the holidays, the Movement and Posture Alexander Technique class is starting back up. It’s the same class with a new flavor, still held at the Pacific Ballet. Movement … Continue reading →
Hello my friends, I was in San Diego over the weekend and had a wonderful morning at the world famous San Diego Zoo. It’s a great place – I used to hang out there quite a bit when I lived … Continue reading →
Hello my friends, Call me irresponsible – if you will – Because I was dancing so much, preparing to dance at the annual studio event earlier this month. Dance is life affirming and brings me joy. It also is a … Continue reading →
Every now and then I wonder how early hunters sat silent and still for hours on end in their duck blinds, or crouched silently in the bush waiting for deer to come down the trail. Didn’t their bodies hurt? Never … Continue reading →
“Thanks for the instruction and help! I tried to tune my walking posture during my hiking trip on the past weekend. It works great to keep myself from stressing my neck and back!” ~ Bonnie W. You are invited to … Continue reading →
