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audio is shaky at best. Had to bail out but love you and follow you!

HOW does one, "sign up"? I went to the webpage and there is a login but I need to sign up first.

What about fibromyalgia which isn't pain coming from movement but from the brain having had trauma? ALL women I know who have fibromyalgia, have had childhood trauma.

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Very good and informational, but, i need to feel too, helping awareness as the touch can help the brain to encourage my brain to gain awareness.

Brilliant presentation. I learned a lot. Thank you.

My knees never fully extend😢

i read this one recently and in patients who breathed less had fewer ailments

Without breathing we are dead within minutes. So why not do it properly? Thank you! 😊

I love your videos. But-wear gloves! Your Fendelkrais videos have reduced pain 90% less intense (intensity) 80% less of the time (duration)

I wonder how much much of this applies to hearing loss. I truly believe mine is due to noise in the brain and being on high alert most of my life. And I wonder if wearing hearing devices all the time impede the ability to bring the hearing back. I'm hopeful. BTW you are a very lovely man and I follow you all the time. Thank you !

But what is the basic how to breath? Breathe in by the nose and breathe out by the mouth, right ?

Omg this saved my foot pain, I had a foot fracture and so many complications with tendon pain, ankle pain, strains, bottom of foot pain on both feet, sometimes the foot pain comes and goes so I thought it might be posture and the way I walk... I think I haven't been moving my hips/pelvis when I walk, after I trying this ,I have no pain on my foot when I walk!! the movement is rather clunky and I forget how to walk if I don't use my arms as an arrow ..

also mentioned by sahrmann in movement impairment syndrome

Feldenkrais is the bomb!!! I love doing it. I love knowing it and I love hearing about it. If I were younger I'd def become a Feldenkrais practitioner.

Nothing relaxes with fibromyalgia. No thing.

I would love you to do a course for fibromyalgia!!

For me knowledge is power. I always have to know why I'm doing what I'm doing or I won't do it. So this is a great idea for me.

For the lying down lessons, is it really ok to do them on a soft bed? The floor hurts and I know I get cranky and don't learn from the lesson after a while.

Clearly this gentleman cares about what he's teaching. We need more people in the world like him.

I recently had an accident andhad a hip replacement on my right hip. I suspect that the bunion on my right foot was partially responsible for the lack of give in my system when I fell. I also had a miraculous recovery due to all the Feldy lessons I have been doing for feet, knees, hips, breathing, you name it. I am so grateful. Right now I am enjoying doing this lesson before going for a walk to try to be aware of the knee rolling in- the heell rolling out. I tried to exaggerate it with the knee out and heel in which produced a surprising result! I began to assume the classic 'mime walk' which of course is an exaggeration of the correct way of walking! Thanks so much for these lessons. I am also a fan!😊

Very clear and sane. Also the video is very clear (I have hearing loss so that really matters when I’m lying down especially ).

Yeah worked instantly Jesus

When I walk, my pelvis and spine sway and move a lot. What is the reason for Ali’s response: I am tired or have I been leaving the house for a year? 😢😢😢

Thank you so much for this generous offering. I have listened to all 6 installments and am hungry for more. I wonder if what makes good posture aesthetically pleasing is that you can somehow "see" the ease and comfort the person feels in their body, and that's appealing.

Kindly explain differentiation. I want to understand it. Thank you.

great lesson and such a nice way to prepare for anything!

Great video! Instant relief 😊

Interesting idea and lesson. Is it compatible also with hemiparesis ?

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Very nice class. Easy, Comfortable, Informative, and Effective.

Thank you for this very helpful

Thank you, so much learning in how you deliver and inform the information. I am delighted to see you finished with such a restorative pose. I often do this because of my yoga back round, but somehow it helps that you confirmed doing so :) We would rest in the pose for up to 10 min, warm and quiet. Myy hips feel amazing and I even broke the lesson up into two days. Thank you!, dar

I can see how the Polyvagal Theory comes alive. The only reason I have personally been able to move, integrate and feel accepted here in NYC is through feeling safe and connected. I can be who I want to be...within reason of course

Top! Good cooker!

Top! So good as a baby!

Doctor,. I need your advice. I have pain, weakness, and burning sensation in both Arms. I got my Xray done and I have bilateral cervical Ribs, I am 42 years old. I was totally fine, until 8 months ago I had L5, S1 disk herniation then one month after it I had dengue fever I became very weak and lost 10 KG weight at the time my hands and arms started feeling pain. Now I am going to MRI of cervical , my xray already showing bilateral ribs. How can i determine the cause whether pain is due to cervical disk herniation or bilateral ribs. Please advise

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outstanding! thank you

Thank you! Shorts video for feldenkrais is perfect

Love that project

Great exercise! Very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you so much! Good posture to me looks soft upright and smooth. However am learning that we must work with what we have, without trying to make both sides the same or micro managing too much. I love that you pointed out the brain and how much is used for simply standing.

Top! My cat died at 23, steel teaching to me! Never found much cleverness in such a little place! Either he was quite a liliput! And when he was young he was a « defend cat »… if you use your ears you can notice that all langages are the same one!

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wonderful thank u! I will be there

Keep going, this is very stimulating! 🎉

Loving the book club! This discussion made me think about a couple of techniques in acting, in creating characters. When exploring archetypes, it becomes very clear that some kinds of characters have a "straight" organization and some not so straight. One could say that the characters who stand up straight have "good posture" - the kings, the lovers, the tragic heroes, etc - but they are not necessarily better characters. That is, posture varies between characters and no one way of being is better than another. We talk about it in relationship to status a lot in theatre. Jos Houben (an amazing Belgian clown) does a show called The Art of Laughter where he talks about comedy being in relationship with the vertical. (And gravity!) I couldn't find this bit in English and my French is not great but I think the illustration of our relationship to the vertical is clear here. czcams.com/video/y4cp6g_gFCk/video.html - Also in conversations with Jos, I discovered he's got quite a lot of training in the Feldenkrais Method as well!

This is what I've been looking for for a long time. Due to eye problems I can only read or look at screens for a few minutes. Your reading is accessible and your commentary really helps me to digest the information. Much appreciated.