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Deep Dive: Supple Feet, Powerful Legs
Explore, improve, and enjoy your edges, arches, ankles, knees and hips, and integrate them with your whole self. Helps with hamstrings and low back pain too.
Deep Dive: Free While Constrained
Lessons learned in quarantine: supportive somatic metaphors for encountering limits with sensitivity, curiosity, and grace.
Deep Dive: Walking from Your Spine
We think of legs doing the job, but our axis is more responsible for walking and running than most folks think.
Deep Dive: Rock & Roll! (and Rotate)
A peek at the unique neurological benefits of rolling. Fascinating, fun, and richly rewarding!
Deep Dive: A Pelvic Clock “Primer”
Here are ten lessons derived from Moshe Feldenkrais’s famous movement image. The pelvic clock is essential study, and it’s great to have lots of variations in your “repertoire.”
Collection: Patrons Monthly Lessons
An always growing collection of Nick’s favorites, featuring dozens more lessons exclusively for Patrons. Includes full-length and shorter lessons. Every month we add another!
Donor Event: 2nd Anniversary Update and "Bell Hands…and Feet" Lessons
(Members & Patrons bonus video)
This Zoom event replay includes
- The FP at 2! – a 10-minute Feldenkrais Project update and lesson intro
- Lesson #1: One Bell Hand (side-lying)
- Lesson #2: Two Bell Hands…and Feet (back-lying)
- Discussion of the lessons
Spinal Support
A “little dip” of discussion and lessons. Whichever you choose among these three very different lessons free lessons, you’re likely to enjoy easier uprightness, more effective action, improved comfort, and a clearer mind after you study.
Featured Listener: A young musician finds “a powerful sense of dignity” in our lessons
This “little dip” of discussion and a lesson includes a note from a cellist who’s enjoying “calm, freedom, and progress” through his Feldenkrais studies.
Softening the Hands and Eyes + Q&A
(Members & Patrons bonus video)
In this special event Nick answers questions about Feldenkrais study and leads donors in an ATM lesson. Back-lying. Gentle movements of the hands and careful covering of the eyes relax and improve them, and calm the whole nervous system. Designed to reduce anxiety and bring us home to a quieter sense of ourselves.