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Move at your
own pace

Inclusive of all
fitness levels

Small groups for personalised guidance

No special kit or experience needed

A supportive, non-judgmental environment

New workshops landing 2025

New workshops landing 2025

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Intro to
Feldenkrais

Discover the fundamentals of the Feldenkrais Method® in this introductory workshop. Learn how gentle, mindful movement can improve flexibility, reduce tension, and enhance overall wellbeing.

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Developmental Movements

Explore the foundational movements that support lifelong strength and coordination. This workshop focuses on refining natural, functional movements to enhance everyday activities.

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Psoas: Centre of Fear or Strength?

Delve into the powerful role of the psoas muscle in physical and emotional wellbeing. This workshop uncovers how to release tension, cultivate strength, and unlock a greater sense of stability.

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Foster wellbeing in your workplace

Empower your team with tools to move better, feel better, and work more effectively. Our workplace wellbeing workshops bring the benefits of mindful movement into professional settings, helping employees reduce stress, improve posture, and enhance focus. Tailored to fit the unique needs of your organization, these sessions create a healthier, more resilient workplace culture while supporting individual wellbeing.

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Be the first to hear about our new workshops, launching early 2025! These small-group sessions are designed to deepen your connection to mindful movement, helping you build resilience and wellbeing.

Your questions, answered

Are you strong enough to go slow?