I took my three-year-old twins on an “adventure” to the Museum of Modern Art this week. Which made me realize how much I overlook, how much I’m on autopilot. My attitude was basically: we’re at the museum to look at the featured exhibition. Anything else that happens is just slowing us down. Hop hop, let’s go. Their attitude was more like: ELEVATOR! TICKET SCANNERS! LOCKERS! HAND SANITIZER DISPENSERS! GRAND STAIRCASE!
Happy new year. I have been enjoying the somatic strengthening, few questions. Particularly to the exercise on the floor raising leg- as we are doing till fatigued will this still be balanced between left and right legs as we often advise doing more on the less strong side? Should we be doing same number on each side at some point into the practice?
Considering students with a total hip replacement can they do this practice with toes pointing to the sky but still going through treacle?
The class with MR was very interesting - as she described, a bit far from yoga practice (do Mary movements everyday, sitting practice every day, SATYA movements everyday, asana sequence everyday - quite a lot of to dos - not to mention savasana practice everyday) - closer to physical therapy. Thank you for the opportunity to experience this sequence.
So much to learn from toddlers - age three is my favorite. The imagination is so strong. The somatic strength session one was good. However, I would not introduce resistance bands for new, older or injured population until you witness a solid foundation for the basic. Also, the core cannot be emphasized enough. Your core is your “powerhouse” and protects your spine.
Thanks for the frequent gifts. This time your strategy worked. After experiencing the strength session with MR, I bought the whole course. Looking forward to diving deeper.
Hi there 🙋♀️ and thanks for sharing so authentically 🙏🏻
I've recently been reading Janet Lansbury posts (https://www.facebook.com/janetlansbury) based on Magda Gerber teachings (very similar if not identical to Montessori principles... 'teach me to do it by myself' ) and find them very constructively instructive regarding accompanying children at their pace... simple and respectful... and a relief to know in many ways...
Happy continued learning on all levels with the joy and zest for life of our inner and outer children 🌟
And HEARTFELT THANKS 💖🙏🏻 for the much appreciated gift session 🎁✨,
gratefully,
Blanaid 🙋♀️
Happy new year. I have been enjoying the somatic strengthening, few questions. Particularly to the exercise on the floor raising leg- as we are doing till fatigued will this still be balanced between left and right legs as we often advise doing more on the less strong side? Should we be doing same number on each side at some point into the practice?
Considering students with a total hip replacement can they do this practice with toes pointing to the sky but still going through treacle?
Thankyou, have a good day, sarahx
I loved that. Thank You so much.
I would love to joint your training.
Sending love across the sky
The class with MR was very interesting - as she described, a bit far from yoga practice (do Mary movements everyday, sitting practice every day, SATYA movements everyday, asana sequence everyday - quite a lot of to dos - not to mention savasana practice everyday) - closer to physical therapy. Thank you for the opportunity to experience this sequence.
So much fun learning with little people! Always love reading your Sunday emails! Happy Holidays!
So much to learn from toddlers - age three is my favorite. The imagination is so strong. The somatic strength session one was good. However, I would not introduce resistance bands for new, older or injured population until you witness a solid foundation for the basic. Also, the core cannot be emphasized enough. Your core is your “powerhouse” and protects your spine.
Thanks for the frequent gifts. This time your strategy worked. After experiencing the strength session with MR, I bought the whole course. Looking forward to diving deeper.
Hi there 🙋♀️ and thanks for sharing so authentically 🙏🏻
I've recently been reading Janet Lansbury posts (https://www.facebook.com/janetlansbury) based on Magda Gerber teachings (very similar if not identical to Montessori principles... 'teach me to do it by myself' ) and find them very constructively instructive regarding accompanying children at their pace... simple and respectful... and a relief to know in many ways...
Happy continued learning on all levels with the joy and zest for life of our inner and outer children 🌟
Best regards,
Blanaid 🌺