Introduction to the Alexander Technique [F-24-21]

The Alexander Technique is a proven, safe, self-care method to stop pain, stress and muscular tension caused by everyday misuse of the body. In this class learn how our every day movements such as sitting down, standing up, and walking may create unnecessary tension in our bodies. Through increased awareness, and gentle hands-on guidance from the teacher, we create the possibility for change.

Beth Robinson is a certified Alexander Technique Teacher. She received her training at the Montreal School of the Alexander Technique.  A member of the American Society for the Alexander Technique (AmSAT), and Chair of the Committee for Alexander Technique in the Performing Arts,  Beth has worked individually with musicians, actors, dancers and athletes, and pregnant women.  She also taught the Alexander Technique in the Theater and Dance Department at SUNY Potsdam for seventeen years.

Special Instructions:

1. Amsatonline.org is a useful resource for more information about this work. 2. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing. They may choose to work in either socks or clean footwear for the Dance Studio.

Cap: 20