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It helps make it stand out and will support booking of upcoming guests.'Episode NotesKnown in the yoga world as THE teachers' teacher, Annie Carpenter (@anniecarpentersmartflow) shares her story with Anne, who has been an avid student, first via online platform Glo.com, before attending live Zoom classes and IRL workshops with her in 2022. Annie's journey starts in Virginia, but she tells Anne how she found her path early on with dance, leading her to the Martha Graham company and New York City. From getting a scholarship to working at the junior company and briefly joining the main company, Annie found a calling in what she refers to as authentic self-movement and in teaching at the Martha Graham Center. An introvert, she shares with Anne how yoga became an essential part of her life, thanks to Integral yoga (Swami Satchidananda's school) which felt like a refuge from the competitiveness of the dance world.Annie explains how after a trip to LA and a conversation with her teacher Maty Ezraty, she impulsively relocated to the West Coast and turned to teaching yoga full time, training at Yoga Works under Maty and Lisa Walford. They go on to talk about teaching, about Annie's movement principles and energy, how to create inspiration for students, and why Annie founded her own yoga school, Smart Flow Yoga. Annie also shares why continuing to evolve is essential, as well as learning to let go of preconceived notions. She explains how she has learnt to tap into her students' expectations rather than relying on her own. Now based in Northern California, the teacher, who turned 65 this year, also talks about the stages of life, or ashrams, and she is learning to ‘retire' whatever is not supportive in her practice. Quoting Noam Chomsky, she says: "If you are teaching today what you were teaching five years ago, either your field is dead, or you are.” Annie also reveals  her passion for bird-watching, her mindfulness and pranayama practices, and how learning to be still was the doorway to her meditation practice. Finally, she answers the most delicate and profound question of all, one that Annie regularly asks her students: who is Annie? A joyous, profoundly thoughtful and inspiring interview. Enjoy!TakeawaysAnnie Carpenter's journey from dance to yoga and the influence of Martha Graham on her practiceThe importance of finding one's truth and balance in yoga practiceAnnie's development of Smart Flow Yoga and the principles behind itAnnie's role as a teacher's teacher and her experience teaching on Glow Glow Yoga offers a variety of teachers and practices that are both entertaining and beneficial.Teaching yoga via Zoom has its challenges, but it also allows for a more global community.Traveling for yoga teacher trainings can be both rewarding and guilt-inducing due to carbon emissions.Tapping into energy and using inquiry are important aspects of teaching yoga.Somatic movement and meditation can enhance the yoga practice and bring about self-discovery.Yoga philosophy, such as the Yuga Sutras, offers insights into time, space, and the human experience.There is a need for more accessible yoga classes that cater to beginners and focus on functional movement.Birdwatching is a passion of Anne's that connects her with nature and brings her joy. Birdwatching can be a meditative and calming hobby that allows for a deeper connection with nature.Daily rituals and practices, such as breathing exercises and yoga, can support well-being and balance.Continuous learning and evolution are essential in teaching and personal growth.Exploring the question of 'Who am I?' can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself and a sense of constancy.Connection, empathy, and self-discovery are key to finding happiness.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Annie Carpenter03:01 Annie's Journey from Dance to Yoga11:19 Annie's Early Yoga Experiences and Integral Yoga22:38 Creating Her Own School and Curriculum27:07 Movement Principles in Smart Flow Yoga31:45 Annie Carpenter: A Teacher's Teacher34:36 Teaching on Glow and the Future36:02 The Exciting and Beneficial World of Glow Yoga37:28 Teaching Yoga via Zoom: Challenges and Opportunities38:55 The Dilemma of Travel and Carbon Emissions42:17 Tapping into Energy and the Power of Inquiry in Teaching44:43 Exploring Somatic Movement and Meditation in Yoga57:31 Insights from Yoga Philosophy: The Yuga Sutras01:09:10 The Need for Accessible Yoga Classes01:12:04 Finding Joy in Birdwatching01:13:29 Birding: A Meditative and Calming Practice01:20:22 Daily Rituals for Well-being and Balance01:25:22 Continuous Learning and Evolution in Teaching01:32:40 Exploring the Question of 'Who am I?'01:43:29 The Significance of Connection, Empathy, and Self-Discovery in Happiness***Selected links from episodeYou can find Annie at https://www.smartflowyoga.com/about-annie-carpenter/on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anniecarpentersmartflow/and on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/annie.carpenter1And all details for her upcoming class schedule and teacher trainings are available here  - https://www.smartflowyoga.com/or find Annie's classes on Glo - https://www.glo.com/Selected links from episodeMartha Graham on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_GrahamAnd https://marthagraham.org/The classic piece Appalachian Spring - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5-CsI713gIntegral Yoga - https://integralyoga.org/Savasana pose - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/6582/savasanaAli McGraw Yoga, Mind & Body - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmW5Og4VBg8Eric Schiffman - https://erichschiffmann.com/Sally Kempton - https://www.sallykempton.com/Swami Satchidananda - https://integralyoga.org/founder/Maty Ezrati - https://matyezraty.com/Kia Miller - https://www.kiamiller.com/Triyoga London - https://triyoga.co.uk/Diana Rilov - https://www.dianarilov.com/Feldenkreis - https://feldenkrais.com/Alexander Technique - https://alexandertechnique.com/Bonnie Bainbridgecohen - https://bonniebainbridgecohen.com/The Glo Podcast - https://podcast.glo.com/The yoga sutras of Patanjali - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga_Sutras_of_PatanjaliSiddhis - https://www.thecontemplativelife.org/blog/yoga-sutras-patanjali-siddhis-mystic-powersThe prothonotary warbler - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prothonotary_warblerSlow birding, the book by Joan E. Strassmann - https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Birding-Science-Enjoying-Backyard/dp/B09SN7L7WMScrub jays - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_scrub_jayThe four ashrams of life - https://yogasvi.com/the-four-ashrams-of-life/Abhinivesha - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/5533/abhiniveshaAnnie's favourite word 'molt' - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/moltOut of the Clouds' playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Viqm1uiiHtM5Y0FwTCtFR?si=9c1d46979d784abaAnnie's choice for what song best represents her is I'll Take You There by the Staple Singers - https://open.spotify.com/track/5xHfZxFBcMA2akGVMM1bdk?si=fb01ff20b53c42b7An Immense world by Ed Yong https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59575939-an-immense-world***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. 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In this episode I'll be talking with Mary Debono. She is a certified Feldenkreis practitioner focused on helping horses and riders enjoy freer, healthier movement even if challenged by injury, arthritis, anxiety or again. We found a lot of common ground with how we approach improving horse's movement so I think you will really love our conversation! About the Guest: Mary Debono helps horses and riders enjoy freer, healthier movement even if they are challenged by injury, arthritis, anxiety or aging. A Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner, Mary's clients have ranged from pleasure riders to international competitors. Her ability to address the underlying cause of a problem sets her work apart and can lead to surprising improvements in both horse and human. An international clinician with over 30 years of experience, Mary helps horses and riders be more athletic, balanced and confident at any age. Based in California, she offers online programs and works with equestrians all over the globe. Links:▪ Improve your position and balance effortlessly. Get free three FeldenkraisⓇ video lessons to do in a chair: https://www.marydebono.com/rider ▪ Sign-up for free introductory online classes: https://www.marydebono.com/joinhorse▪ For information on general FeldenkraisⓇ for people: https://feldenkrais.com/▪ Basic Rib Rope exercise for humans: https://www.marydebono.com/blog/a-surprising-use-for-your-lead-ropeAbout the Host:Karen Rohlf, author and creator of Dressage Naturally, is an internationally recognized clinician who is changing the equestrian educational paradigm. She teaches students of all disciplines and levels from around the world in her clinics and the Dressage Naturally virtual programs.Karen is well known for training horses with a priority on partnership, a student-empowering approach to teaching, and a positive and balanced point of view. She believes in getting to the heart of our mental, emotional, and physical partnership with our horses by bringing together the best of the worlds of dressage and partnership-based training. Karen's passion for teaching extends beyond horse training. Her For The Love Of The Horse: Transform Your Business Seminar and Mastermind/Mentorship programs are a result of her commitment to helping heart-centered equine professionals thrive so that horses may have a happier life in this industry.Resource Links:▪ Video of Atomic and Moving Massage: https://www.facebook.com/DressageNaturally.KarenRohlf/videos/1406704246772864 ▪ Mary Debono free videos: https://www.marydebono.com/rider▪ Sweet Spot Of Healthy Biomechanics Program: https://inbound.dressagenaturally.net/sweet-spot▪ The Dressage Naturally VIDEO CLASSROOM: https://dnc.dressagenaturally.net/▪ Online Programs:...

Alon Braun is a modern-day renaissance man. Early in life, he was an elite member of Israel's cyber special forces unit while simultaneously the founder of a startup funded by Apple Israel. He then went on to become a marine biologist with a Master's in Oceanography and published research on the cell biology of coral, with his research appearing in Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth. Alon then took a 3-year certification as a Feldenkreis body movement teacher, while working as an online marketing guru and business accelerator strategist, helping identify growth strategies using technology and data. As an entrepreneur, Alon is the founder of Neurotech Analytics and Riverbank Consulting. He has a passion for scaling enterprises and scientific innovations, especially in the deep tech industry. Articles by or about Alon have been featured in Inc Magazine, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Thrive Global. His new book, The Entrepreneur Journey: 8 Steps from Inspiration to Global Impact, was released in April 2021. Besides Alon's work in science and technology, his areas of expertise include business growth strategies, agile methodologies development, and decision-making consultation.

Trio 258 is het pianotrio van violist Eduardo Paredes Crespo, cellist Leonard Besseling. Ze kwamen in 2015 voor het eerst bij elkaar op de Keizersgracht 258 en spelen in heel het land in alle zalen Afgelopen december namens ze hun eerste album op met een pianotrio van Rachmaninov. Daarvoor giungen ze diep. heel diep. Met nachtelijke gesprekken en bezoeken aan een Feldenkreis therapeut. Van buiten naar binnen op zoek naar de ziel van Rachmaninov. Hoe dat allemaal ging, vertellen ze in dit minicollege! Muziekvoorbeeld: Rachmanionov Trio: https://open.spotify.com/album/21koaUO1yfXBJgZlWxyCO6?si=TZJZ878oQ1aUDTRobvUtIg Muziek podcast: Akim Moiseenkov Opname en montage: Bart Geeraedts, TXTproducties 24classics is een classical music discovery service. We maken podcasts, organiseren de serie 24chambers en andere concerten  en produceren films. Ook kleine vriend van 24classics worden? Dat kan hier: https://24classics.com/word-vriend/

Known in the yoga world as THE teachers' teacher, Annie Carpenter (@anniecarpentersmartflow) shares her story with Anne, who has been an avid student, first via online platform Glo.com, before attending live Zoom classes and IRL workshops with her in 2022. Annie's journey starts in Virginia, but she tells Anne how she found her path early on with dance, leading her to the Martha Graham company and New York City. From getting a scholarship to working at the junior company and briefly joining the main company, Annie found a calling in what she refers to as authentic self-movement and in teaching at the Martha Graham Center. An introvert, she shares with Anne how yoga became an essential part of her life, thanks to Integral yoga (Swami Satchidananda's school) which felt like a refuge from the competitiveness of the dance world.Annie explains how after a trip to LA and a conversation with her teacher Maty Ezraty, she impulsively relocated to the West Coast and turned to teaching yoga full time, training at Yoga Works under Maty and Lisa Walford. They go on to talk about teaching, about Annie's movement principles and energy, how to create inspiration for students, and why Annie founded her own yoga school, Smart Flow Yoga. Annie also shares why continuing to evolve is essential, as well as learning to let go of preconceived notions. She explains how she has learnt to tap into her students' expectations rather than relying on her own. Now based in Northern California, the teacher, who turned 65 this year, also talks about the stages of life, or ashrams, and she is learning to ‘retire' whatever is not supportive in her practice. Quoting Noam Chomsky, she says: "If you are teaching today what you were teaching five years ago, either your field is dead, or you are.” Annie also reveals  her passion for bird-watching, her mindfulness and pranayama practices, and how learning to be still was the doorway to her meditation practice. Finally, she answers the most delicate and profound question of all, one that Annie regularly asks her students: who is Annie? A joyous, profoundly thoughtful and inspiring interview. Enjoy! ***You can find Annie at https://www.smartflowyoga.com/about-annie-carpenter/on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anniecarpentersmartflow/and on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/annie.carpenter1And all details for her upcoming class schedule and teacher trainings are available here  - https://www.smartflowyoga.com/or find Annie's classes on Glo - https://www.glo.com/Selected links from episodeMartha Graham on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_GrahamAnd https://marthagraham.org/The classic piece Appalachian Spring - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM5-CsI713gIntegral Yoga - https://integralyoga.org/Savasana pose - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/6582/savasanaAli McGraw Yoga, Mind & Body - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmW5Og4VBg8Eric Schiffman - https://erichschiffmann.com/Sally Kempton - https://www.sallykempton.com/Swami Satchidananda - https://integralyoga.org/founder/Maty Ezrati - https://matyezraty.com/Kia Miller - https://www.kiamiller.com/Triyoga London - https://triyoga.co.uk/Diana Rilov - https://www.dianarilov.com/Feldenkreis - https://feldenkrais.com/Alexander Technique - https://alexandertechnique.com/Bonnie Bainbridgecohen - https://bonniebainbridgecohen.com/The Glo Podcast - https://podcast.glo.com/The yoga sutras of Patanjali - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoga_Sutras_of_PatanjaliSiddhis - https://www.thecontemplativelife.org/blog/yoga-sutras-patanjali-siddhis-mystic-powersThe prothonotary warbler - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prothonotary_warblerSlow birding, the book by Joan E. Strassmann - https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Birding-Science-Enjoying-Backyard/dp/B09SN7L7WMScrub jays - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_scrub_jayThe four ashrams of life - https://yogasvi.com/the-four-ashrams-of-life/Abhinivesha - https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/5533/abhiniveshaAnnie's favourite word 'molt' - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/moltOut of the Clouds' playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Viqm1uiiHtM5Y0FwTCtFR?si=9c1d46979d784abaAnnie's choice for what song best represents her is I'll Take You There by the Staple Singers - https://open.spotify.com/track/5xHfZxFBcMA2akGVMM1bdk?si=fb01ff20b53c42b7An Immense world by Ed Yong https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59575939-an-immense-world***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, we really appreciate your support and feedback. And thank you  so much for listening! For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out Of The Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/  Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com. Follow Anne: IG: @_outoftheclouds or  @annvi   

For the 29th episode, I have invited Meytal Blanaru - a dancer, choreographer, teacher and a Feldenkreis practitioner. She is the founder of Fathom High - a Feldenkrais® based dance technique, that uses neuroplasticity to create changes in the way one moves, forms habits and overcome limitations. I met Meytal many years ago during my dance education and recently we worked closely for several months in which I have assisted her with the creation of her new website. Her work attracted me as I have seen in it a cross over between what I would called ‘somatic training' and ‘athletic expression' and I was interested to dive deeper into it. In our conversation we talk lengthly on the subject of attention as material, We talked about resiliency and the different between the mental aspects and the image we might have about physical resiliency. We talk about freedom of movement and limitations. How can we locate limitations and over come limitations. Connect to Meytal: https://meytal-blanaru.com Subscribe to get the podcast to your email: https://movementlab.eu/subscribe The podcast was recorded using riverside.fm - remote recording in studio quality: http://www.riverside.fm?via=matan

Work Towards Interest Not Money Alon Braun is today's guest on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots podcast interview. He has been described a modern-day renaissance man and its not hard to see why when you look at joining up some of his dots. Early in life, he was an elite member of Israel's cyber special forces unit while simultaneously the founder of a startup funded by Apple Israel. He then went on to become a marine biologist with a Master's in Oceanography and published research on the cell biology of coral, with his research appearing in Al Gore's documentary “An Inconvenient Truth”. Alon then took a 3-year certification as a Feldenkreis body movement teacher, while working as an online marketing guru and business accelerator strategist, helping identify growth strategies using technology and data. Alon's latest creation is his new book, The Entrepreneur Journey, which is now available via Amazon is focused on helping entrepreneurs focus on the eight fundamental factors that drive business growth So how do you go from the special forces to a body movement coach? And with so many different interests, and passions how does he make the decision to drive his career in the right direction? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Alon Braun

The field of healthcare is moving increasingly in the direction of viewing people holistically, taking into account physical, emotional, relational, spiritual, nutrition, exercise and more. With concepts such as integrative medicine, holistic medicine, somatic body work, healthcare is investing more and more prolonging our “healthspan”. This is the length of time that we live a healthy, functional life, as opposed to lifespan, which is merely how many years you live (regardless of overall health). Evolved Cavemen want to be healthy and functional as long as humanly possible!  Join Dr. John as he explores some cutting edge ideas in pursuit of the best and longest “healthspan” to which we can aspire. This episode focuses on somatic training - ways to train the nervous system to respond more effectively (rather than automatically). His guest, Dan Sykes, has spent over a decade training with Russian martial arts GrandMasters, yoga and Feldenkreis method. What he has learned is truly astonishing. Topics covered include:What is nervous system training?What are the benefits of nervous system training?Where and how can people begin a journey into nervous system training?How does trauma impact our nervous system?How does training your nervous system heal trauma?How to punch, beat and whip your way into profound relaxation.Dan Sykes Somatic Body Training (Bio)Dan Sykes is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, bodyworker, and founder of the Somatic Training Network, a company dedicated to learning and sharing somatic arts and practices from around the world.Sykes has studied somatics with Master Instructors in the USA, Canada, Russia, Latvia, Netherlands, Portugal, Czech Republic, and Japan, and earned the titles of Systema Bodywork Instructor and Martial Arts Instructor under Grand Master Mikhail Ryabko and Master Instructor Vladimir Vasiliev, respectively.Sykes has also produced and directed two seasons of Emergency Fish Party (on YouTube) and his current show Somatic Fanatic, along with his new book of same name. His book was just released…https://www.amazon.com/Somatic-Fanatic-Training-Nervous-Instructors/dp/1956955062 Check it out on Amazon!Please remember to like, share and review. Many, many thanks for listening!If you like what you've heard at The Evolved Caveman podcast, support us by subscribing, leaving reviews on Apple podcasts. Every review helps to get the message out! Please share the podcast with friends and colleagues.Follow Dr. John Schinnerer on| Instagram | Instagram.com/@TheEvolvedCaveman| Facebook | Facebook.com/Anger.Management.Expert| Twitter | Twitter.com/@JohnSchin| LinkedIn | Linkedin.com/in/DrJohnSchinnererOr join the email list by visiting: GuideToSelf.comPlease visit our YouTube channel and remember to Like & Subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/user/jschinnererEditing/Mixing/Mastering by: Brian Donat of B/Line Studios www.BLineStudios.com

Today's guest and my very first guest on the Thriving singer podcast is non-other than the great David Jones, who has developed an international career as an author, vocal pedagogue, teacher of singers, and teachers in Europe and the U.S.  David is celebrating 50 successful years of teaching the fall of 2022 He has trained singers performing at opera houses and festivals such as the New York City Opera, San Francisco Opera, the Metropolitan Opera, Chicago Lyric Opera, Berlin Staatsoper, Vienna Staatsoper, Opera North U.K. the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, the Glyndebourne Opera Festival, Salzburg Festival, and L'Opera Bastille in Paris. David Jones is a graduate of Texas Christian University with graduate research at the University of North Texas. Having also researched at the Groningen University Hospital (Groningen, The Netherlands) and the Laboratoire de la Voix Voice Clinic in Paris, he has had the opportunity to study how Old World concepts can be therapeutic in treating voice disorders. He also works in conjunction with the practice of Laryngologist Dr. Benjamin Asher in New York. In 1979, he studied with internationally known vocal pedagogue Allan R. Lindquest (1891-1984), founding member of NATS and the Amercian Academy of Teachers of Singing. It was through Mr. Jones' study with Lindquest that he learned the concepts of Lindquest's teachers, which included Enrico Caruso, Mme. Ingebjard-Isene (teacher of Flagstad), Joseph Hislop, Maestro Rosati (teacher of Gigli), and Mme. Novikova. Additional instructors of the Lindquest concepts with whom David Jones studied include Virginia Botkin, Dr. Suzanne Hickman, and Dr. Barbara Mathis, who performed scientific research on the therapeutic benefits of the exercises. It was through this study that Mr. Jones studied the concepts of the Swedish-Italian School of singing. In 1982, Mr. Jones studied with Dixie Neill, the primary teacher of Ben Hepner, and later with Dr. Evelyn Reynolds. Dr. Reynold's teachers included Lola Fletcher (student of Herbert Witherspoon), tenor Hollis Arment, William Vennard, author of “Singing: The Mechanism and the Technique”, and Ralph Erolle, instructor of the well-known soprano Arleen Auger. David Jones has trained singers performing at such opera houses and festivals as the New York City Opera, San Francisco Opera, the Metropolitan Opera, Chicago Lyric Opera, Berlin Staatsoper, Vienna Staatsoper, Opera North U.K. the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, the Glyndebourne Opera Festival, Salzburg Festival, and L'Opera Bastille in Paris. Mr. Jones has been published by both European NATS and Classical Singer Magazine. Presenting seminars for teachers twice yearly in New York City and in Europe, he now dedicates his energy toward sharing information with teachers, writing articles, and teaching in his New York Studio and in Europe. In our interview we travel far and wide, exploring how he got into the world of singing and how he gathered and refined the concepts he now teaches.  We talk about vocal trauma and what causes it, the importance of sensations in singing, diagnosing Fach, and what a voice type consists of. We talk about collaborative teaching, and problem-solving together with the student, making them aware of the process.  We dive into the realm of feeling safe in a voice lesson and what not to put up with. How some teachers might be qualified in their information but not in the psychology of teaching. Connecting mind and body through work such as Feldenkreis or Alexander Technique and the importance of identifying and releasing tension whatever the cause may be. And last but not least how to work with different coaches while keeping your technique. And many other things connected to healthy singing. Links to resources mentioned: Connect with David Jones david@teacher.com | Facebook : The David Jones Voice Studio | Website : voiceteacher.com Article: Taking a professional coaching and protecting your voice David's Book: A modern guide to old world singing Janet William's Book: Nail your next audition David's CD: An introductory lesson with David Jones Ingela Onstad's website: courageousartistry.com Carl Stough: Dr.Breath - Breathing Coordination Lynn Martin: perriinstitute.com/lynn-martin Shirley Tennyson: https://www.rosemarydesloge.com/provider/shirley-tennyson-ma-edm-ccc-slp Because we talked a great deal about breath I would like to recommend the book "Breath" by James Nestor for anyone interested in diving deeper into the subject!

Many of you know my long history of injuries and surgeries.  More than 20 years ago, I had worked with a Feldenkreis practitioner who had noticed that I have a strong tendency to rotate onto the outsides of my feet (which unfortunately is still my tendency today), and favor my left knee due to the four surgeries I'd had to repair its ruptured quad tendon.  Therefore, on the supposition that some of these subsequent issues might also be related to my biomechanics and running form, several years back I sought out Douglas Wisoff of Radiant Running in Lafayette, Colorado.  Douglas was a strong trail runner in his earlier days, and has dedicated himself to helping runners improve their training and results.  I am constantly reminding myself during my runs of the techniques he drilled into me, and I in turn share some of those with the athletes I coach.  Douglas happened to be at the American Heroes Run where one of the athletes he coaches, Karen Kay, was running, so we decided to get together to chat.  Hopefully there are some tips and ideas in this conversation that will be beneficial to your running.  And if you feel this sort of work will help you run better and more injury-free, perhaps this will motivate you to look up a form coach in your community, or give Douglas a call because he can coach you remotely as well.  As he says here, it often only takes a few sessions.  Funny thing, just prior to Douglas and I recording this, we discovered that we are both from the same town, Huntington, Long Island, New York, and we didn't even know that about each other before!  A once-small whaling village where back in the day at the bar at Finnegan's you could buy a beer when you were 16 years old without raising an eyebrow, order a hamburger at the Hamburger Choo Choo that would get delivered to your seat on an actual model train, and get slices of pizza at a joint called Village Pizza at 2 a.m. or later.  I hope you enjoy joining us for this fun and educational chat!Douglas Wisoff303-499-2062douglas@radiantrunning.comwww.radiantrunning.comFacebook @radiantrunning Bill Stahlsilly_billy@msn.comFacebook Bill StahlInstagram @stahlor

Alon Braun is a modern-day renaissance man. Early in life, he was an elite member of Israel's cyber special forces unit while simultaneously the founder of a startup funded by Apple Israel. He then went on to become a marine biologist with a Master's in Oceanography and published research on the cell biology of coral, with his research appearing in Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth. Alon then took a 3-year certification as a Feldenkreis body movement teacher, while working as an online marketing guru and business accelerator strategist, helping identify growth strategies using technology and data. As an entrepreneur, Alon is the founder of Neurotech Analytics and Riverbank Consulting. He has a passion for scaling enterprises and scientific innovations, especially in the deep tech industry. Articles by or about Alon have been featured in Inc Magazine, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Thrive Global. His new book, The Entrepreneur Journey: 8 Steps from Inspiration to Global Impact, was released in April 2021. Besides Alon's work in science and technology, his areas of expertise include business growth strategies, agile methodologies development, and decision-making consultation.

Der Podcast Auf Trab erwischte die (reise)lustige Sibylle Wiemer auf der Autobahn mit Ihren Wohnwagen, unterwegs als mobile Reitlehrerin in Deutschland, Österreich und Dänemark. Rund 80 Prozent der ReiterInnen knicken links in der Hüfte ein, die anderen 20 Prozent rechts. Ist das schlimm? Sibylle sagt nein, denn man kann an seiner Beweglichkeit und Schiefe arbeiten und vor allem sich seiner körperlichen Schwächen, der natürlichen Schiefe bewusst werden. Ob Pilates, Yoga, Feldenkreis, die Franklin Methode - völlig Wurst. Die ReiterInnen bewegen sich heute zu wenig, beklagt unser Podcastgast. Und weil Longestunden heute 50 Euro kosten müssten, damit sie für den Reitstall rentabel wären, so viel aber niemand bezahlt, werden sie nicht mehr angeboten. Anfänger lernen auch gleich den leichten Trab und nicht mehr auszusitzen, bedauert Sibylle. Die Folge von fehlender Sitzschulung sind unter anderem die typische eingeknickte Hüfte, Hände, die nicht unabhängig sind und mangelnde Balance, die man dann mühsehlig wegtrainieren muss. Sibylle empfiehlt, sich erst einmal selbst in Form und Balance zu bringen, bevor man es dem Pferd zumutet, das die ReiterIn und ihre Schiefe auch gerne noch spiegelt. Sich zum Beispiel einen Schwamm, zumammengerollte Socken oder einen Franklin Ball einmal unter den einen, nach ein paar Minuten unter den anderne Sitzhöcker beim Reiten zu schieben, um mehr Körpergefühl zu bekommen, macht Sinn. Es gibt auch gute Trockenübung: Zum Beispiel bewusst auf der anderen Seite, als üblich zu kaufen, mit dem anderen Fuß zuerst auf die Treppe zu steigen, die Handtasche auf der anderen Seite zu tragen. Eine Bibel für alle Reiter, die Sibylle empfiehlt ist das „Gymnasium des Pferdes" von Gustav Steinbrecht, das sie als Kind auswendig gelernt hat.. Mehr zu Sibylle auch auf www.sibylle.wiemer.de . Ihre Webinare findest du auf https://sibyllewiemerakademie.edudip.com Und zum Schluss noch ein Hinweis auf das Pferdeevent im Marchfeld in NÖ. Am 25./26. November. Der Podcast Auf Trab holt Mike Geitner himself in die kaiserlichen Reithallen von Schlosshof. Es sind noch wenige Restplätze, sowohl für Teilnehmer mit Pferd als auch wenige Zuschauerkarten vorhanden. Bei Interesse bitte rasch bei mir melden unter julia@auftrab.eu . Mehr Info findet ihr auch auf www.auftrab.eu. Musik- und Soundrechte: https://auftrab.eu/index.php/musik-und-soundrechte/ #SibylleWiemer #Sitzschulung #Hüftknick #FranklinBälle #GustavSteinbrecht #Pferdegymnasium #Meynart #Körpergefühl

Shara ogin is a phenomenal woman whom I have the great pleasure of calling a friend as I have known her uncle who was my Physician for years and also good friend.  When I say go pick up this book because it has all the answers to heal your ailments, I don't mean tomorrow or the next day..pick it up now!  You can buy the book on amazon.com at https://www.amazon.com/Unlocking-Bodys-Wisdom-Accessing-Healing-ebook/dp/B08R7KVQGW/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=shara+ogin&qid=1617958198&sr=8-1or get your hardcopy on Barnes & Noble https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/unlocking-the-bodys-wisdom-workbook-shara-ogin/1138420364?ean=9781666213850also don't forget to book her upcoming course on manifestation class or women's empowerment retreat April 30- May 2. book on her website at http://www.sharaogin.comFind her meditations on Feldenkeis here on her Youtube plus much more:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCziEVbOw83r1mQVgC3kARtASupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/psychicbabes)

In the frames of Performance Days Tbilisi in collaboration with Common Waves Radio Collective we are honored to present the interview with American performer, choreographer, a teacher in National Dance Academy in Rome and Feldenkreis practitioner Teri Jeanette Weikel about Feldenkreis method. პერფორმანსის დღეების ფარგლებში, რადიო კოლექტივ Common Waves - თან კოლაბორაციაში წარმოგიდგენთ ინტერვიუს ამერიკელ პერფორმერთან, ქორეოგრაფთან და რომის National Dance Academy - ის პედაგოგთან ტერი ჯანეტ ვეიკელი ფელფენკრაიზის მეთოდს შესახებ.

Today we talk with Charles Gambetta about how you can raise your awareness of your body as a conscious mover, what conductors actually control on the podium, and how to revolutionize your conducting with Laban movement analysis.You will learn:A comprehensive system for analyzing, observing, and experiencing movementHow you can raise awareness of your body as your musical instrumentWhat Charles did when he realized he was no longer improving as a conductorHow to be a conscious mover, rather than an instinctive mover.Every factor that Charles considers in the first two measures of Brahms 3Find this and all other episodes at PodiumTimePod.Wordpress.com. Subscribe and download Podium Time on your favorite podcast player and connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @PodiumTimePod. You can also join our Facebook Group, the Podium Time Inner Circle to ask questions and continue the conversation after every episode. If you’d like to support the podcast monetarily and get bonus content, consider joining our Patreon community at Patreon.com/PodiumTimePod. Support the show (https://patreon.com/podiumtimepod)

Caitlin Schmitt is a physical therapist, massage therapist, and craniosacral therapy practitioner in Durham, North Carolina. Her educational background includes a BA in Religious Philosophy from the University of California, Berkeley. The emphasis of her studies was the mind-body connection and the variety of spiritual practices and beliefs that relate to the body.  In 2009, she earned her certification in Therapeutic Massage and Health Education from The National Holistic Institute in Emeryville, CA. She practiced massage for 6 years in California before her curiosity and passion for the complexity of the human body got the best of her and she earned her Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ in 2017. Her passion for craniosacral therapy began at her first course in 2011;  since then, she continues to take courses with the Upledger Institute to deepen her skills and practice of craniosacral therapy. Currently, she works in a small private practice called The Wellness Station in Durham, NC alongside Paul McAndrew, a Feldenkreis practitioner and PT. Together, they create a supportive learning environment for their clients to develop awareness, curiosity, and intimacy with their body and how it moves. They are integrating evidence based principles […] The post LPP #122 Craniosacral Therapy, Holding Space for Healing, & Ecstatic Dance with Caitlin Schmitt appeared first on Liveng Proof.

Caitlin Schmitt is a physical therapist, massage therapist, and craniosacral therapy practitioner in Durham, North Carolina. Her educational background includes a BA in Religious Philosophy from the University of California, Berkeley. The emphasis of her studies was the mind-body connection and the variety of spiritual practices and beliefs that relate to the body.  In 2009, she earned her certification in Therapeutic Massage and Health Education from The National Holistic Institute in Emeryville, CA. She practiced massage for 6 years in California before her curiosity and passion for the complexity of the human body got the best of her and she earned her Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ in 2017. Her passion for craniosacral therapy began at her first course in 2011;  since then, she continues to take courses with the Upledger Institute to deepen her skills and practice of craniosacral therapy. Currently, she works in a small private practice called The Wellness Station in Durham, NC alongside Paul McAndrew, a Feldenkreis practitioner and PT. Together, they create a supportive learning environment for their clients to develop awareness, curiosity, and intimacy with their body and how it moves. They are integrating evidence based principles […] The post LPP #122 Craniosacral Therapy, Holding Space for Healing, & Ecstatic Dance with Caitlin Schmitt appeared first on Liveng Proof.

Practicing Pilates can be done on a mat or with any number of devices such as the Reformer. Shannon Knorr, a yoga and Pilates instructor, talks about therapeutic Pilates to help with body alignment, pain relief, and more. Julia Carver, a Pilates and Movement Therapist, works with veterans who have experienced PTSD and other trauma to help them with neural reconnection. For people with muscle weakening conditions, like muscular dystrophy, Pilates can help strengthen core muscles.

Britta hat sich auf die Wirbelsäule spezialisiert und auf die sanfte Bewegungsform. Wer wissen will warum sanfte Bewegungsimpulse auch eine große Wirkung auf den Körper haben kann, sollte in dieses Interview hinein hören. Mehr zu Britta findest du in diesem Video. Ihre Website ist: http://lindenbauer.com/ Du findest sie aber auch auf Facebook    Du hast noch Fragen zu ask4more? Dann schreib mir: office@ask4more.at Mehr Informationen zu mir und meinen Angebot findest du auf meinen Social Media Kanälen: Facebook / Instagram / YouTube Mehr zu mir und meinen Stoffwechselmessungen findest du auch auf meiner Website.   Und vergiss nicht: Sei auch du die beste Version die du sein kannst, unter Nutzung deines vollen Energiepotentials! Wenn dir das gefällt, hinterlasse eine 5 Sterne Bewertung oder auch gerne ein Kommentar. Ich freue mich darauf!

Voici le lien pour poser vos questions sur le forum avant ou pendant l'émission (pensez à vous inscrire sur le forum avant) : http://legrandchangement.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=191&t=2998&p=17168#p17168 Depuis 30 ans r a exploré la vibration au travers du chant lyrique qu'il pratique à l'opéra de Paris en tant que membre permanent du chœur depuis 1991 et en tant que professeur de chant. Il a également exploré de nombreuses approches corporelles, (Technique Alexander, Feldenkreis, Tai chi, yoga tantrique d'Eric Baret, massage, ostéopathie, toucher vibratoire). En 1998 suite à une expérience d'éveil au silence intérieur, il a développé un don de guérison par le toucher vibratoire et d'éveil à la présence silencieuse en nous. Entre 2002 et 2012, il a donné des stages de découverte de soi basés sur le ressenti et l'éveil de l'attention impersonnelle seule capable d'accueillir nos résistances et de les guérir. Sa vie a été portée par l'exploration des mécanismes de la souffrance psychologique et une recherche spirituelle incessante. Depuis 2012 et la réalisation de sa nature non duelle, la source de toute souffrance psychologique et des conflits a clairement été vue comme étant la croyance erronée d'être une personne séparée des autres et du monde. Depuis, il partage le message non duel (« Tu es déjà pleinement la paix et le bonheur que tu cherches ») au travers d'accompagnements individuels à Paris ou par Skype, de textes et de vidéos ou de rencontres en France. En constatant que, dans l'expérience directe, il n'y a jamais de séparation, toute tentative d'appropriation et peur psychologique s'effondrent. En réalisant que toute expérience est une expression de nous-mêmes, nous réalisons que nous sommes ce que nous cherchons : Conscience impersonnelle et atemporelle où rayonnent paix et bonheur inconditionnels. Pour que cela ne soit pas une simple compréhension intellectuelle, mais une expérience vivante qui embrase le cœur et imprègne l'environnement, l'invitation est d'en faire l'expérience directe. Je vous propose donc de partager cela au travers de méditations exploratrices, d'expériences directes de la Vision sans Tête et d'un jeu de questions réponses. Enfin, pour que l'établissement dans cette expérience soit profonde et durable, je vous invite surtout à vous mettre totalement en jeu afin d'interroger avec sincérité les prétentions à savoir, les espoirs et les doutes qui alimenteraient encore l'impression de séparation, pour révéler la plénitude de cet Espace de Non Savoir, sans forme et sans âge, que Vous êtes. La croyance en un moi personnel et séparé se dissout d'elle-même, sans effort, par la simple exposition réitérée de sa nature illusoire et le senti des impressions de séparation qu'elle a engendrée dans le corps sous forme de tensions. Ainsi, au travers d'un retournement de l'attention à 180 degrés vers sa propre source mais aussi de jeux de révélation, dont le seul ingrédient est l'honnêteté (définie ici comme, non pas penser mais sentir ce qui est, c'est à dire faire l'expérience de l'unité avec), la Plénitude sans forme que nous sommes se révèle au sein de toute expérience, même la plus inacceptable en apparence. Toute résistance à ce qui est se dévoile alors paradoxalement, comme étant la porte la plus directe vers nous-mêmes. Nous constatons que la Réalisation impersonnelle de notre vraie nature est d'une simplicité déconcertante. Elle ne dépend d'aucune circonstance ou expérience particulières. La paix et le bonheur que nous cherchions dans le monde est ce que nous sommes et elle est toujours disponible Ici et Maintenant en chacun de nous. Car nous sommes déjà pleinement la Présence dans laquelle tout apparaît et disparaît. Facebook ; Dan Speerschneider Blog : eclore-en-conscience.blogspot.fr E-mail : adnnn1967@gmail.com Tel : 06 63 76 90 81 PLEIN D'AMOUR !! Gwennoline gwennoline.joie@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/GwennolineTV/?ref=settings https://gwennoline.com https://www.instagram.com/bienetre_gwennoline_tv/

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with single mum Angela McMillan. Angela shares her story of becoming a single mum twice when both times the fathers of her babies and the men she was in a relationship with at the time, left when she was pregnant.  We discuss how she adjusted to becoming a single mum the first time around versus the second time around, how Feldenkreis helped her to overcome postnatal depression both times around, the option of keeping the father off a birth certificate, challenges and benefits to becoming a single mum, and the positives to children being raised in a single parent home, and a lot more!  Links mentioned in Podcast: Move More Mindfully Connect with Angela on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.  Join Angela'a Facebook Group "Fly Community - Freedom to Love Yourself" here.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

Kathy and Howard Feldenkreis of Colorado Springs, Colorado, are successful, dynamic business people who have spearheaded, with a half-dozen friends, a model weekly homeless feeding project for the past six years. They dispense cooked food, humor and friendliness and warm, new clothes in harsh winter months. They serve year-round and vary the menu offerings according to the season and the need.