Swimming – how to use your head in the water
Freeing the neck and back allows the ribcage and diaphragm to work comfortably, permitting us to breathe in an unrestricted
Read MoreFreeing the neck and back allows the ribcage and diaphragm to work comfortably, permitting us to breathe in an unrestricted
Read MoreMany swimmers find breathing in the crawl harder than in breaststroke, first because the nose is closer to the water
Read MoreThe most common complaint in relation to breathing in backstroke is that water spills over the face and gets up
Read MoreA central concept of the Alexander Technique (AT) is the primary control – the relationship between the head, neck and
Read MoreWhile we live, we breathe. The regular rhythm of respiration continues without cease every minute of our lives. To recall
Read MoreWhat is the Alexander Technique (AT)? Although it is becoming more widely known and practiced, its essence is often misunderstood.
Read MoreHigh-speed travel and electronic media dominate our lives and continue to proliferate into the 21st century. They have led to
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