Workshop Gems
Here are the topics so far. They aren’t hyperlinked yet but you can scroll down to find them. (And once you are in one, you can plod through using the arrows if you want to.)
Why are the Entries separate? It is because of a website design I am interested in launching next year. It will require stand-alone paragraphs. These ‘finding a fascial pattern’ entries do fit together, and you probably want to do them in order. Mina, I know you asked ‘which ones prioritize for comments’ but instead I put ‘which ones prioritize to read/do.’ However, it still isn’t homework! Everything will be covered in class, just w less discussion of the secret sauce.
Comparison of blood/heart and lymph/fascia
Comparison of blood/lymph and cerebrospinal fluid and how they circulate
De-Recruiting Fascial/Muscular Engagement
‘Voluntary’ is a delusion
Finding a Fascial Pattern, but not necessarily ‘consciously’
Finding a Fascial Pattern using your imagination
Finding a Fascial Pattern: the Nanosecond of Almost-Engagement
Finding a Fascial Pattern: Inside and Outside*
Finding a Fascial Pattern and sending it on vacation*
Zoomiquette
The Diaphragm
The Seven Diaphragms
Differentiation (a mathematical term that Moshé Feldenkrais uses to talk about how we organize ourselves)
Thoracic Flexibility
Skeletalness
The Tongue
The Hyoid
Seven Diaphragms and Their Pressure Gradients
Fascia and Fluids
Muscles, Fascia, Systems
Pain and Fascia
The First Rib
Pain: Consciousness, Integration and Leaves Traces (mid-Geek)
Pain: Integration organism-wide and across systems (higher-Geek)
Sore after Lesson?
Blood-Lymph
blood-lymph-cerebrospinal

The Diaphragm
seven-diaphragms
'Voluntary' is a desusion
Finding fascial pattern not necessarily consciously
Finding a Fascial Pattern using your imagination
Finding a Fascial Pattern: the Nanosecond of Almost-Engagement
Finding a Fascial Pattern: Inside and Outside
Finding a Fascial Pattern and sending it on vacation

Zoomiquette

Differentiation

Thoracic Flexibility

Skeletalness

The Tongue
