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Posted in, Athletics, In the News
Institute Staff Practitioner Anat Meiri was quoted by Well and Good NYC in a post NYC marathon article promoting the Feldenkrais Method as effective help for runners and other athletes.
Posted in, Athletics, Dance, For Practitioners, In the News
Just a little inspiration for the next time you think about skill and ability…
There is a soundtrack, which you can turn off and watch in stunned silence.
Posted in, Athletics, Dance, For Practitioners
An interview with Marek Wyszynski, PT, GCFP.
Posted in, Athletics
The NY Times recently published this article showing research that contradicts the idea that running is bad for your knees.
Posted in, Athletics, For Practitioners, In the News
A beautiful video analysis of the principles of well organized movement in the tennis legend Roger Federer. (NY Times video)
Posted in, Athletics, The Brain
Ask anyone whether they’ve seen “The Karate Kid”, and if they hesitate to recall it, all you need to say is “wax on, wax off”.
Bringing the Brain Back to Reality (4)
NEW! The Institute’s Practitioner Blog (3)
Travel Arrangements and Overnight Stays in NY (2)
“Runners Hit Their Stride With Feldenkrais” (0)
Free Download: David Zemach-Bersin’s forward to Embodied Wisdom (0)
The Feldenkrais Method for People with Chronic Pain (0)
New Feldenkrais Article in Pain Practitioner (0)
What Skillful Jumping Looks Like (0)
The Importance of the Knees (0)
“Can Running Actually Help Your Knees?” (0)
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