Join me for a Feldenkrais journey of breath awareness. This 3-hour Zoom workshop will teach us to follow and direct the breath in detail.
This workshop focuses on the nuanced approach to breath awareness that only the Feldenkrais Method® provides. We will carefully observe breathing habits and gently move to improve breathing function. You will learn how to move your breath precisely through a curious combination of intention and awareness.
Develop a clearer and more profound consciousness around your breath. This workshop will guide you through practical lessons to help you achieve that.
In this workshop, you will:
The workshop will be on Zoom!
Jessica McCarty –
This workshop was EXACTLY what I needed. I was badly injured and slow healing. I could move so much better afterwards, greatly improved my movement and function. It was the first time in weeks that my left side and right side felt similar. Of course my breath got so much fuller and deeper, this effect lasts for several days. I highly recommend this workshop, it will do wonders!
Colette Claude (verified owner) –
Having recently joined a chorus, I was shocked to learn that my breathing wasn’t as adaptable as I’d always thought. This workshop offers a new world to expanded breathing, and how that has to do with…everything. It has provided me a deceptively simple way to help my chronic back pain, informed many posture questions, helped with a shoulder injury–an inside way to study movement and coordination. Lessons are clearly taught, pacing great. They’re ingenious lessons. I’m so glad to have found this and will continue to use them in future.
Susan Cook (verified owner) –
This workshop left me feeling much more balanced in my chest, although I have had a left lung upper lobectomy. I also really enjoyed exploring resonance in my sinuses during the part of the lesson that involved making various sounds and sensing them in my head and body. The following day when I sang as usual with a choir, I noticed that I had a distinctly bigger and richer sound. Thank you, Al, and thanks to the other workshop participants too, because somehow I always get more changes when I do the lessons with a group, even a Zoom group!