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Movement Practice

Integrating the whole self for better movement

The work of Dr Moshe Feldenkrais is not about stretching or strengthening, but learning to integrate more of yourself into your movements. By discovering habitual patterns and finding other ways of mobilising yourself you will develop greater comfort and ease in every day life as well as work and sports activities.

What is movement practice

What Is Physical Awareness Practice?

 

Physical Awareness Practice focuses on how movement happens, not by increasing strength or stretching.

Through slow movements and attention, you will learn to understand and develop patterns that will contribute to comfort and efficient movement.

  • Recognise unnecessary muscular tension

  • Improve posture and coordination

  • Reduce strain in everyday movement

  • Develop more efficient habits
     

The approach comes from the somatic education of Dr Moshe Feldenkrais.

Who is it for

Who is it for?

 

These sessions are suitable for people who want to improve every day life. If you are doing something that requires the carriage of the head and breathing this work will help!

Common reasons people attend include:

  • Persistent back and other discomforts

  • Runners and sports improvement

  • Dancing, acting, singing and other somatic practices

  • Recovery from physical activity

  • Curiosity about movement and awareness of posture as self-image
     

The work is slow to begin with and adaptable, making it suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities.

Timetable

Group Classes

 

Group classes explore awareness through movement.

Lessons involve slow guided movements help explore and develop:

  • Coordination

  • Balance

  • Self awareness

  • Ease

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1-to-1 sessions

What Happens in a 1-to-1 Session

 

Delivered at our studio in Berekely Street or at the convenience of your home.

During a session you will:

  • Receive hands-on guidance

  • Perform slow guided movements

  • Have your awareness directed in these movements

Many people notice improvements in:

  • Posture and breathing

  • Sense of wellbeing and ease

  • Coordination and efficient self-use

To arrange a 1-to-1 session or ask a question, please get in touch.

faq

FAQ​​

What is movement practice?


Movement practice is a guided process that helps you become more aware of how you move and hold yourself. Through slow movements and attention to sensation, you will learn ways to reduce unnecessary effort and find ease.

What happens during a group lesson?

 

Sessions involve guided movements, usually lying on a mat or sitting. The movements are small and are there to help you understand your habitual patterns of movement and build more. The focus is on noticing how you move and discovering easier, more efficient patterns. 

Who is movement practice for?


Movement practice can help people experiencing tension, pain, stiffness, or movement limitations. It is also useful for anyone interested in improving posture, coordination, and awareness.

Do I need to be flexible or fit?


No. Movements are gentle and adaptable. Lessons focus on awareness and learning rather than physical performance or end goals.

What should I wear?


Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement.

Where do 1-to-1 sessions take place?

 

Sessions take place at our studio in Berekely Street or the your home in Glasgow.

How much space is needed for a 1-to-1 session?


If the session takes place in your home. You will need enough space to lie down comfortably on a yoga mat or similar surface and move your arms and legs freely.

How many sessions will I need?


Some people notice changes after one session, but a series of sessions allows deeper learning and longer-term improvements in movement and awareness.

 

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Contact Felix for any queries

Mobile: +44 (0) 734471300

Email: felix@physicalawarenesspractice.co.uk

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