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Each month Nick adds at least one new lesson to thank our Patrons and expand our resources. They end up in the list or collections below.
Back-lying. Designed to help you find new options for ease in your neck, jaw, and eyes in relationship to movements of your shoulders and chest. Great for reducing tension and improving posture, particularly carriage of the head, neck, and shoulders.
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Developed from Moshe Feldenkrais’s 1972 book, written to introduce his method to the world.
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I like lessons with a rolling part in them, they are so much fun! This lesson maked me especially aware of my Sternum and that I usually direct it “backwords”. I will pay attention to a more balanced direction (in the mid of backwards and forwards) of my Sternum after doing this lesson. Thank you Nick for sharing your Knowledge with us.
Rib basket and shoulder cloak lesson is great. Taught me a lot about being upright.