Parasitic movement

Moshe Feldenkrais coined the word ‘parasitic movement’ to describe movement that a person does that interferes with our intended movement or function. We all do parasitic movements all the time and we are not aware that we are doing them.  If we were aware of them we wouldn’t do them because they create resistance, excess effort and in most cases pain. 

When we gradually peel away these parasitic movements by bringing awareness to them,  our actions become easier, more elegant and we can perform at a much higher level of achievement.  If that sounds appealing, it should. Who doesn’t want to reclaim our youthful easy movement and find all the possibility that lies in expanded awareness.  It is there for everyone; underneath all our habitual parasitic actions!

Watch for Susinn’s upcoming fall schedule for Awareness Through Movement Lessons. You can text her if you want to be on a contact list for classes.  403-919-1881

Or, if you are eager to get started contact Susinn to book an individual session or  Functional Integration Lesson.

Susinn 403-919-1881

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