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Performer training

a method for noticing and stopping habitual patterns of tension, especially in the head-neck-back relationship, to improve coordination and ease.

In performer training, Alexander technique refers to a method for noticing and stopping habitual patterns of tension, especially in the head-neck-back relationship, to improve coordination and ease. This meaning comes from Alexander (1932) in The use of the self.[1]

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References

Alexander, F. M. (1932). The use of the self. Gollancz. ISBN 9780575037045

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