Alexander Technique Back Pain

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Format: NTSC
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Studio: Fox Lorber/Vid Can.
VHS Release Date: Dec 16 2003

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)

ASIN: B00004REQ3
Amazon.ca Sales Rank: #3,370 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)
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#3 in Video > Special Interests > Health > Healing
#4 in Video > Special Interests > Fitness > By Body Part > Back
#60 in Video > Special Interests > Educational

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A 100 year old technique that helps you understand how you operate inside your body. Instructed by Deborah Caplan, author of Back Trouble: A New Approach to Prevention and Recovery Based on the Alexander Technique

A unique approach to changing your life by changing your posture. Learn to use your mind to breathe better, feel younger, reduce unwelcome pain, and unblock everyday stress and tension.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Back help, May 15 2001

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This video helped me enormously in discovering how to begin to move (and think!) differently in order to help my back pain and daily discomfort. Giving solid examples of everyday activities, the video addresses common problems people have with the way they move and how it effects their backs--from the way they sit at their desks at work to how they carry their briefcases(much of which I was unaware I was doing). The instructor shows how with simple adjustments to your movements you can prevent injury and pain. I found it very practical and helpful in identifying my own problems, and I have given it as a gift to friends with back troubles. It's also a nice introduction to the Alexander Technique.

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