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Alexander Technique—Pace Yourself

Sometimes, when I’m trying to figure something out, (or thinking about an Alexander Technique blog- like now) I'll notice that I’m pacing around my apartment. My apartment is so small the mice walk around round-shouldered. It's so small that when you put the key in the door you break the mirror. So small that you [...]

Alexander Technique-Walk This Way

Please Release Me.   Alexander Technique core directions include letting your neck muscles release, so that your head will go up, with a slight forward rotation. Take that step before you take a step. Freeing your neck is like releasing the emergency brake, and neck freeing before and during any action is primary.    F.M. Alexander, [...]

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