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- Feldenkrais is one of the best ways to restore
function after an injury and prevent secondary injuries from unconscious
compensations.
- People in chronic pain reduce muscular holding
and ease movement restrictions that contribute to pain.
- Athletes, dancers, musicians, martial artists,
and other performers can coordinate the whole body for power, grace, and
ease associated with masterful performances. The Method also helps interrupt
unconscious movement habits, which inhibit creativity.
- Everybody can develop ease and elegance in
daily activities, reduce the effects of stress and tension, and improve
posture, balance and breathing.
- Feldenkrais is an easy path to increasing
flexibility & range of motion without stretching or straining.
- People with neurological conditions, (such as
stroke, M.S., C.P., and Parkinson's), benefit by improving their
coordination, ease of movement, stamina, and stability.
- People who suffer repetitive stress injuries
learn to use their bodies more efficiently and avoid the stress and strain
that comes with misuse.
- Feldenkrais helps people stay active &
flexible as they age. Loss of function, stooped posture, and restricted
movement are often thought inevitable as we age. While we recommend the
Method for prevention, it's never too late to learn to move more easily and
comfortably, and recover lost function.
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