Body Logic Pilates
Naturopathy in Yarra

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David Hall originally trained as an actor and voice teacher. His labor in these areas led him to the Alexander Technique and Feldenkrais Method. He competent as an Alexander Teacher in 1986 and as a Feldenkrais Practitioner in 1990. However, resting his voice only brought changing relief. As soon as he returned to performing, the problem would reach straight back. He tried to cease doing these things but found that the compression and exaggerated breathing were quite habitual. He also found that this equivalent pattern of optional effort was give in varying degrees no matter what he did. He looked so diverse that other people began to seek his help. He noticed that other people organized their bodies as inefficiently as he had. They dense themselves prior moving, tightening their necks as well as shortening and narrowing their whole body. When he helped them become more aware of the way they impaired their bodies and to find the poise in action that had helped him, they to found relief from long term problems and a general improvement in everything they did. He never returned to Australia, living between England and America. He continued developing the work for the rest of his life. Today there are thousands of teachers all round the world helping people from all walks of life. He was speedy to learn and a gifted teacher, earning a living by tutoring whilst calm at school. He was evacuated to Scotland during the Nazi Invasion of France and was housed with a group of scientists whilst the British government decided how they could use them. It was here that he began to synthesize his experiences into a theory of human development. He realized there were some movements that caused pain and others that did not. He found that it wasn’t impartial movements of his leg that could cause pain but that the way he organized his total body also had a major influence. It became clear that the problem was not honest in his knee but also in his brain. He continued his explorations for many years. He looked in detail at the way his total body was involved in movement and how it was prejudiced by the way he thought and felt. He found as a result of his explorations that he not only was avoiding pain but that he also felt generally better and more able. Not only that but he found that if he applied the alike principles to the way he taught Judo, his students learn more quickly.