Learning to Feel Movement Thoroughly Is as Subtle as Learning to Taste Water
Sherry Brourman Sherry Brourman

Learning to Feel Movement Thoroughly Is as Subtle as Learning to Taste Water

When it comes to sensing distinctions within our own movement, I believe natural human longing for safety coupled with our perfectionistic culture breeds a special self-conscious movement impatience. We’re compelled to know, to rush, to categorize, to perform—whether for others or ourselves—and all of this reduces bodily presence and the self-awareness that comes with it.

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