I spoke with one bicycle club today in SF. I was told no one in his club would be interested in our program and denied that bicyclers sit. Hum... well if they don't they certainly assume the position. Is it possible that he doesn't know what he does?
The wonderful thing about this work is that it can be developed into an art. Filming a process on the blog is always spontaneous. There is much about this process that I would like to refine. That will take more investment on my part to make sure that I've learned it to my satisfaction. Learning comprises approximations towards exploring just how this stalemate configuration can speak to articulating and loading the spine.
Since 2001 I have worked closely with Ruthy Alon, internationally recognized Educator/Trainer of the Feldenkrais Method, author and creator of the Bones for Life® program. I am also a founding board member of the the Foundation for Movement Intelligence where I serve as VP and acting treasurer. I am a certified Bones for Life Trainer and Feldenkrais practitioner. I currently travel and teach "immersion style" programs to the public and for teacher certification.
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I spoke with one bicycle club today in SF. I was told no one in his club would be interested in our program and denied that bicyclers sit. Hum...
ReplyDeletewell if they don't they certainly assume the position. Is it possible that he doesn't know what he does?
I responded that the bicycle seat is a platform from where a rider either launches or hovers his seat.
ReplyDeleteThe wonderful thing about this work is that it can be developed into an art. Filming a process on the blog is always spontaneous. There is much about this process that I would like to refine. That will take more investment on my part to make sure that I've learned it to my satisfaction. Learning comprises approximations towards exploring just how this stalemate configuration can speak to articulating and loading the spine.
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