An Alexander Technique Perspective on Hurrying

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Ashby Alexander Technique — 3 Comments

Hurrying is a perilous occupation. To demonstrate this, find yourself a bench or a seat in a cafe that overlooks a busy street. Sit, and spend a while watching the people pass. In particular watch out for the people that…

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