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Practice of Jeremy Woolhouse, pianist and Alexander Technique Teacher in Melbourne, Australia

Specialist in working with musicians, RSI, posture re-education, neck, back and chronic pain management. 

Articles on Alexander Technique in life - by Jeremy Woolhouse

Monthly blog articles by Jeremy Woolhouse.  Alexander Technique for daily life, music performance, specialised activities, pain relief and management.

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I don’t have time to use Alexander Technique right now.

Jeremy Woolhouse

Alexander Technique is an effective method for managing stress and cultivating efficiency. If we use the Technique when we are stressed and rushed, its effect is profound. If we feel we must wait for a quiet moment to use it, we may not realise the potential Alexander Technique has for enhancing and creating ease during performance. Too often, the situations in which we could most benefit from Alexander are also the situations in which we feel we haven’t the time to use it.

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categories Challenges, Practice on your own
tags time, pressure, speed, efficiency, rushing, stress, thought, beliefs, inhibition, direction, quality, work, wellbeing, health, choice, consciousness, decision, objection, reality, positive thinking, deadline

Alexander Technique in skiing

Jeremy Woolhouse

In my youth, I loved the rare opportunities for downhill skiing.  There were what I considered inevitable bruises and soreness for days afterwards, but it was worth it for the thrill.  After a twenty-two year hiatus, I returned to the slopes.  the Alexander a Technique skills I have learnt during that time made an unexpected and remarkable impact.

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categories Practice on your own, Applications, Archive 3
tags ski, skiing, falling, balance, coordination, expectation, speed, skill, fear, primary control, direction, inhibition, head leads, control