Mind in Motion - Life and breath

Life and breath

Mind in Motion - Life and Breath

“Let the breath lead the way.”
Sharon Salzberg

The Feldenkrais Method of somatic education offers a unique — and uniquely effective — approach to improving respiration. Rather than narrowing the possibilities to one correct technique, our approach is to expand the repertoire so that the way students breathe adapts to whatever activity they are engaged in and, equally importantly, continues uninterrupted. Without willpower or regimented rehearsals or workouts, without trying to overpower or outthink this ongoing, unconscious process, breathing becomes a means to developing mindfulness and improving coordination.  

If you’re curious how Moshe’s method addresses, works with, and transforms the breath, I invite you to join me for an informative, no-cost 90-minute webinar.  Since this presentation is also part of the lead-up to ​the new PRO-Feldenkrais International Teacher Training NL, I will also discuss the role of breath in the training process and how future teachers learn to work with respiration.

This online program will:

  • Address the function and structure of respiration.
  • Clear up common confusions and stubborn superstitions.
  • Uncover the ins and outs of optimal breathing.
  • Provide firsthand experience of a somatic movement lesson.
  • Give you a chance to get your questions about the method and the upcoming training program answered.

Life and Breath
7:00 PM in the Netherlands on Monday, 12 February 2024.
Click here to sign up.

To register, you’ll need to create an account. The process requires a good bit of information, but feel free to provide fictional details. Should you decide to enroll in the training program, you will be able to update the info later. Please note that you can switch between Dutch and English in the upper left corner of the page.

The webinar will be recorded. Everyone who signs up will receive access to the recording.


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