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Eric Franklin October 2009 - 01 October 2009

APPI Hosts Eric Franklin Workshops

october 2009| APPI Update    

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       Eric Franklin Workshops
6th & 7th February 2010, London U.K , LABAN 

   

Don`t Miss Eric`s 1st return to London in 5years!
Experience the Magic with The Franklin Method-The Future Of Movement! 
 
Saturday 6th February 2010
Relax Your Neck, Liberate Your Shoulders (9.15am-12.30pm)
 
Experience the power of imagery, touch and movement exercises to lengthen and balance shoulder and neck musculature. Learn how to melt away tension and associated mental anxiety. Release holding patterns in the upper body by activating the pelvic floor foundation and becoming aware of organic causes of tightness and muscular rigidity. Learn the experiential anatomy of the shoulder girdle and benefit from an increased awareness into the function and interaction of joints and muscles. Exercise with small rolling balls to experience smooth joint action, increased circulation and balanced posture. This serves as a wholesome foundation for a liberated shoulder girdle and a relaxed, mobile neck.
 
Pelvic Power for Core Integration (1.45pm-5.00pm)
 
This workshop focuses on the application of imagery exercises to increase the balance, alignment and flexibility of the joints, ligaments, muscles and organs of the pelvis. All these systems need to interact dynamically to create power and balance in the core.
This, in turn, will increase the safety of the lower back, knees and feet. Sacral balance is key to the alignment of the spine and legs. We will experience how the sacrum actually moves as a key to understanding proper cueing for Pilates, dance, Yoga and any other movement discipline. Throughout the workshop imagery and language is used that explains the
complex subject matter at all levels of experience. Through the evolutionary logic this workshop will provide a fresh understanding of anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis. The participants will leave the workshop with a sense of aligned strength through the pelvic floor, the feet firmly balanced and the spine long and buoyant.
 
Sunday 7th February 2010

Imagery for a Healthy, Flexible and Aligned Spine (9.15am-12.30pm)
 
Algro ReformerThe spine is a masterpiece of design containing over 
 one hundred joints and associated muscles and ligaments. How, then, is it possible that so many people suffer from debilitating pain associated with the spine? Complex design requires conscious maintenance. Why do we have a spine in the first place? Why is it shaped the way it is? This workshop will explain spinal evolution, design and function using imagery and simple movement. A new embodied understanding of the spine will allow for all daily movement and exercise to benefit spinal health.

Feet for Life: Organising our Dynamic Base (1.45pm-5.00pm)

Our feet carry us throughout our life - yet most of us are unaware of the amazing design that makes this possible. A myriad of bones, joints and muscles interacting in complex fashion allow the foot to propel us forward, adapt to terrain, and serve as a foundation and sensory organ. This workshop will elaborate on the complex function of the foot in an experiential manner, allowing us to improve the agility and well being of our feet in all situations, including walking, running, jumping and dancing. In dance as in life, the strength and agility of the feet are key. Without strong and well aligned feet, good posture cannot be attained, and safe jumping is all but impossible.
Eric Franklin
Algro Reformer
 
Eric Franklin is a dancer, movement educator, university lecturer and successful author. He earned his BS form the University of Zurich and his Bachelor of Fine Arts at the New York University`s Tisch School of the Arts.
 
Eric has studied and trained with some of the top movement imagery and conditioning specialists around the world and has used this training as a professional dancer in New York. He has shared his imaging techniques in his teaching since 1986. 
 
Eric teaches at universities and arts educational schools throughout the world including New York University School of the Arts, the Royal Ballet School and the Laban Center in London. In 1998 he introduced the first dance conditioning methodology to mainland China. Recently Eric Franklin has taught at the Juilliard School in New York and the Royal Danish Ballet.
 
  
Algro Reformer
 
Workshop Costs 
 
1 day = £150
APPI Members= £135 
2 Days = £280 
APPI Members = £252
                                                      
Course Price includes;
· Franklin Ball Set
· Franklin Mini Roller
· Morning & afternoon tea and a light lunch is provided on both days
 
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