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"In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, of course, they are very different." - Anonymous
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"Body Language" - E | Exhalation & Emily Conrad | [129 KB] | View Now >> |
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"Body Language" - H | H is for hologram and Heller. | [193 KB] | View Now >> |
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"Body Language" D | D is for and (Erik) Dalton. | [210 KB] | View Now >> |
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"Body Language" F | F is for Feldenkrais! | [194 KB] | View Now >> |
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"Postural" Release | Early Ida transcribed lecture | [504 KB] | View Now >> |
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Acture! Posture in Action | Article by Tom in Massage and Bodywork, Oct./Nov. 2006 | [1,549 KB] | View Now >> |
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Adding Sensory Education to Physical Education | Eli Thompson, a certified teacher of Anatomy Trains, wrote this article which appeared in Our Town Brookline in November 2007. | [779 KB] | View Now >> |
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Anatomy and Biomechanics of Psoas Major | Read this fascinating article to learn about the psoas's role in biomechanics. | [1,118 KB] | View Now >> |
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Anatomy Trains Around the World | Read Italian? Check out this article that appeared in the Dec. 2006 issue of Progress. | [1,539 KB] | View Now >> |
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Anatomy Trains for Yoga Teachers | Ellen Kiley explains the benefits of Anatomy Trains classes for Yoga teachers. | [22 KB] | View Now >> |
