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Alexander Technique: Yew Street Studio : Lene Kroll gives private Alexander Technique lessons in Vancouver. Learning and using the Alexander Technique leads to improvement in postural tonus, co-ordination, functioning, mobility and balance.
Alexander Technique Simplified : Alexander Technique is a 100 year old discipline used to guide experimentation that can be integrated into any other activity involving movement. It was created to recover youthful stamina for freeing expression. It is taught by studying the kinesthetic sense, which is the sense of bodily location and judgment of effort. It has practical answers for anyone in the circumstance of learning skills, polishing a performing art, sport or hobby, or thos
Alexander Technique Montreal : Lawrence Smith teaches the Alexander Technique in Montreal for relief from back pain, improved posture, and improved functioning in high performance occupations
Alexander Technique Lessons in Vancouver, BC : ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE HELPS WITH:
Vocal Production Athletic performance Repetitive Strain Injuries Back pain Difficulty sitting comfortably
Consistency in musical performance Anxiety Stage Fright Poise, vitality Overall Health Overall Productivity
Absolute Beginner's Guide to the Alexander Technique : Basic information for a new students and links.
Absolute Beginner's Guide to the Alexander Technique : Basic information for anyone contemplating taking lessons.
Accent on Posture: Ease, Efficiency and the Alexander Technique : Short description of how this method is taught and its benefits.
Advice for Students of the Alexander Technique : Finding and choosing a teacher, and getting the most from your lessons.
Alexander Self-Help : A teacher explores ways to improve your physical functioning based on the principles of the Alexander Technique.
Alexander Technique : A short, concise description by a physical therapist and teacher of this method.
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Many WTC Responders Show Signs of Heart Trouble (HealthDay)
HealthDay - SATURDAY, March 13 (HealthDay News) -- Police who responded on
9/11 to the collapsing World Trade Center towers appear to be at greater
risk for heart problems compared with people in the general population, a
new study finds. |
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Psoriasis Tied to Raised Heart Risk (HealthDay)
HealthDay - SATURDAY, March 13 (HealthDay News) -- The common skin ailment
psoriasis may boost the risk for heart attack, stroke and other
cardiovascular woes, probably through a shared inflammatory response, a
new Danish study found. |
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Daylight Savings: Not a Bright Time for All (HealthDay)
HealthDay - FRIDAY, March 12 (HealthDay News) -- Most people will welcome the start
of daylight savings time this Sunday because it starts to stay light
longer, even if that means the early mornings will be dark once again. |
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Eye Health and Safety Should Be Job One (HealthDay)
HealthDay - SATURDAY, March 13 (HealthDay News) -- Job-related eye strain and
injuries cost the American economy billions each year in lost
productivity, but 90 percent of those problems could be prevented with
simple measures, such as having workers wear properly designed and fitted
protective eyewear, experts say. |
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Are Stock Market Woes Bad for the Heart? (HealthDay)
HealthDay - SATURDAY, March 13 (HealthDay News) -- When the stock market
declines, do heart attacks go up? That's what Duke University Medical
Center researchers are wondering based on an analysis of data collected
during the current U.S. economic crisis. |
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