6 group class package

6 group class package

$54
Location
Online
Format
class
Duration
60m
Language
English
Practitioner

In group classes my we move in order to discover more about ourselves and our habits, and how we can become more aware of the habits that hold us back. I lead you through a series of movements, for this laboratory of the self to help you find easier ways to move.

By becoming more aware of what we are actually doing (rather than what we think we are doing), our brain makes new neural connections, and we can find new, easier ways of moving. This improved kinaesthetic skill allows us to move in a way that causes less pain, feel better, and have greater efficiency of both movement and thought.

Each step brings us closer to our potential.

Classes are at 7pm Sundays, 10 am Mondays, 7pm Wednesdays, 8pm Thursdays (UK time)

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4y ago

hi Sherry, the group class varies, depending on who’s there that week. They’re usually between 5-9 at the moment. Group classes address universal themes, whereas individual sessions are tailored just for you and what you want to improve. Classes are a more cost effective way of learning, individual sessions are usually a faster route there.

Sherry Turnbull4y ago

Hello. How many people are in the group class? Could you please tell me, is group classes more effective than personally?