Comfort first.
Comfort guides everything. Most lessons start lying on your back, a support under your head if needed. You settle in, in quiet — and already, the contact with the floor helps you feel yourself.
Voice-guided lessons to follow at home, at your own pace. What matters is not performing the movement, but sensing how you do it — and finding easier paths.
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Two paths
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A time slot, a teacher, a lesson over video call — and seven days of replay if the hour did not suit you.
€8.50 at the reduced rate, nothing to justify.
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Sixty introductory lessons, voice-guided, to follow at home whenever you like.
A premium version is coming
ComingThe full catalogue, enriched: over three hundred lessons, the source lessons and their classifications, the introductions arranged by theme, a body of theory and readings of some of Feldenkrais's books. Ideal for Feldenkrais teachers who want to enrich their repertoire and their understanding of the practice. No date announced.
The two offers are independent: you can take one, the other, or both.
To begin
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Seven days of the library, and one live lesson on the house — to be taken the day a date suits you.
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Before you begin
No flexibility or physical fitness required. Each lesson is self-contained: start when you like, wherever you like, everyone at their own pace.
Comfort guides everything. Most lessons start lying on your back, a support under your head if needed. You settle in, in quiet — and already, the contact with the floor helps you feel yourself.
No stretching, no effort. Stay within comfort and stop before the limit. The less you force, the more you perceive: too much effort drowns out the finer sensations, the way noise drowns out a subtle voice.
We don't seek range of motion or performance. The movements offered are only occasions to feel our organisation, our habits — and to create the conditions for change.
What matters isn't what we do, but how we do it. All our attention goes to the sensations of the movement as it happens — and that is how the image we have of ourselves transforms.
What changes
Without muscle strengthening or stretching, many people gradually change the way they use themselves day to day — and, with practice, find their chronic pain easing, even disappearing.