Classes and Workshops

Classes
March 2025 news
  • New Series of 6 weekly Feldenkrais "Awareness Through Movement" lessons via Zoom / Teachable .
  • " Feldenkrais Favourites 2 " commences Wednesday 12th March at 6.30pm or Thursday 13th Lunchtime at 12.30pm.
  • Over 6 weeks we will explore a  second series of Steve's favourite Feldenkrais lessons .
  • Suitable for all levels of Feldenkrais experience.
  • Maximum 15 students per virtual class.
  • All lessons will be recorded for if you can't attend classes and the audio recordings will be available on the Teachable platform to all participating students after each class.
  • Cost £39.00 for series of 6 lessons with access to Teachable recordings included (for up-to 2 months after the series finishes)
  • Booking go here.
  • Hope you can join us for a great series of fun lessons!
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​Feldenkrais® group classes are known as Awareness Through Movement lessons. Similar to Tai Chi or gentle yoga, Awareness Through Movement classes use slow, mindful movements to achieve powerful effects in terms of strength, flexibility, and holistic integration of body and mind. Unique to the Feldenkrais Method®  is that these lessons tie directly into functional movements of daily life, such as walking efficiently, safely lifting objects, and improving one’s posture in sitting or standing.
You can expect a class to last somewhere between 45 and 60 minutes. The teacher guides students through a sequence of movements, encouraging them to move with gentle attention within a comfortable range. You may become aware of unexpected and interesting connections within and between the movements. As you attend to the improving quality of movement, unnecessary muscular tensions throughout the body can reorganize and release. Students are often amazed at the quick and clear changes that occur through the neuromuscular repatterning that happens in an Awareness Through Movement lesson!
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  • Move slowly and consciously so you can feel how you do it.
  • Make small moves; the less the movement, the better the results will be.
  • Repeat every move slowly and with full attention.
  • Slowly you will learn to make a lot of new distinctions. Feel how your intention becomes action. Learning is the key to change.
  • Don't stretch, force or try to pass your limits. Make the minimum effort while you move, you will really improve more quickly as you reduce your effort.
  • "less is more" in this approach.

Learn to move more comfortably, reduce stress and develop a healthy curiosity about the ways in which you both think and move.





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