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    Alexander Technique Helps Loosen Your Grip

    By | May 9th, 2012|Categories: Alexander Technique Posts|Tags: , , , |

    Alexander Technique and Gripping Let go with the Alexander Technique. The Alexander Technique helps us become aware of muscular tension, that sometimes takes the form of gripping. We grip with our fingers. We [...]

    Alexander Technique Computer Posture

    By | May 7th, 2012|Categories: Better Posture|Tags: , |

    Alexander Technique teachers instruct, demonstrate, and coach people how to use the computer without injury. If people are in pain we teach them how to stop injuring themselves, and the steps to take to allow the body to heal. Let's try something right now. See if you can notice any tension in your neck. It's there, though you may not be able to sense it right away. You can learn to let these muscles go. If you release your neck muscles, your head will rotate forward, and move up. You could think this way: I want my neck to be free so that my head will move forward and up. This 'forward' business doesn't mean forward as in your face moving towards the screen...

    Alexander Technique Inhibition-Just Say Yes.

    By | April 27th, 2012|Categories: Alexander Technique Posts|Tags: |

    Just Say No to Inhibition.   Inhibition: A feeling that makes one self-conscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way. Shyness, reticence, self-consciousness, reserve, diffidence; wariness, hesitancy, hesitation, insecurity; timidity; repression, reservation; [...]

    The Alexander Technique-images, observations, connections

    By | April 27th, 2012|Categories: Alexander Technique Posts|Tags: , , |

     Listening, observing, and connecting   Alexander Technique practice can be enhanced by listening, observing, and making connections to non-Alexander Technique sources including frogs, football players, dolphins, wind, and waves.     Cats inhibit, football players [...]