Sunday, April 28th, 3 - 5:30pm.
with Bob Etherington, GCFP.
At the core foundation of the Feldenkrais Method cm. is the body of work called - Awareness Through Movement.
As practitioners we have grown up with these lessons as a part of our education. But, how many of us appreciate
the degree to which these lessons inform us of the nature of human learning and movement? Moshe perceived that life without movement is unthinkable and in this workshop we
will experience and examine some of these fundamental movement patterns.
As practitioners we are charged with helping people who move in a very complex way discover how to make that
movement more refined. And the very "how" of that is embedded in these ATM lessons. In this workshop we will
look at how to make the essential functional movement patterns come alive in your understanding and teaching
of this work. When you understand how the transmission of force is related to the development of self-image your
efficacy and enjoyment of the work will grow immeasurably. Once you have experienced the embodiment of these
movements in ATM then it is nothing to transmit them in your FI practice.
Bob Etherington graduated from Anat Baniel's NJ Feldenkrais Professional Teachers Training in1991. He began
teaching twice weekly ATM classes before graduation and these are ongoing. His teaching of these classes along with
his work in Functional Integration cm. have allowed him to help, and also learn from, hundreds of people.
The experience of this work combined with more than 35 years of martial arts study gives Bob a unique perspective
of form and function.
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| Sunday Apr 28, 2013 3:00 PM - Sunday Apr 28, 2013 5:30 PM | Free |
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LocationRipley Grier Studios (View)
520 8th Avenue on the 16th floor
New York, NY 10018
United States
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