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Feldenkrais method: a standalone construct

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a somatic learning method using slow, attentive movement sequences to refine body awareness and find easier, more efficient ways of moving.

In performer training, Feldenkrais method refers to a somatic learning method using slow, attentive movement sequences to refine body awareness and find easier, more efficient ways of moving. This meaning comes from Feldenkrais (1972) in Awareness through movement.[1]

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References

Feldenkrais, M. (1972). Awareness through movement. HarperSanFrancisco. ISBN 9780062503220

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