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Alexander Technique
The Alexander Technique is a method that aims to change habits or movements in daily activities. F. Matthias Alexander was an Australian who is credited with the invention of this therapy. The Alexander technique first developed as a method of vocal training for singers and actors in the 1890s.
It is a simple and practical method for improving ease and freedom of movement, balance and coordination support. The technique teaches the use of the appropriate amount of effort for a particular activity, giving more power to all activities. The Alexander Technique is a method that helps an individual to discover a new balance in the body by releasing unnecessary tension. Technical Alexander is the art and science of "help" is better.
The technique Alexander provides a concrete means for overcoming habits to prevent and to help people learn better and do things with more freedom to learn to play a musical instrument for better ride comfort and ease in everyday life. Back to learning blocks, whether for a musician or a clerk, Alexander lessons basically remain the same.
The Alexander Technique, however, is not a therapy that treats a passive patient. It belongs to the person concerned to work in its objectives with practical intelligence and consciousness. Although the Alexander Technique does not treat specific symptoms, you can encourage a significant improvement in health general alertness and performance consciously eliminating harmful habits that can cause emotional and physical stress and increasing awareness of how participate in activities.
The technique has many applications in the office. Some are simple: how to sit at your desk for long periods without back pain, how to use a computer without having to suffer the pain or stiffness in the shoulders, wrist, and courses on stress relief and improved self-confidence same. Even simple posture tips will help some of these things.
Alexander Technique has made some interesting applications in areas such as communication, negotiation and leadership. Even Dance offers many exciting opportunities for the implementation of the Alexander Technique. Once again, plays an important role in preventing injury but there are other advantages in more creative ways of dance gestures can prevent and pave the way for normal movement patterns and assistance in exploring new forms of movement. In the dance forms in which predetermined patterns are repeated technique can help improve the quality of movement and coordination.
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