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For students under 18 wishing to receive hands on guidance during classes, you are required to bring a note of parental permission.
In this class you will explore how working with lighter weights can be a valuable way to strengthen and build tone. What you learn and practice in this class can be applied to activities in your everyday life such as exercising, lifting and carrying things, and more!
This weekly Introduction to the Alexander Technique will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
This class will help you learn and embody strategies for maintaining your balance and preventing falls. You will be guided through movements that increase coordination and help you refine your balance. Participants will practice supportive strategies to increase your confidence and adaptability in your standing and walking.
In this class series you will explore how the voice and body can work together to create a free and easy resonance. You will explore motion and balance in the body and how that helps you to breathe and support your sound. This class will also feature SOVT and other vocal exercises to reduce stress and optimize resonance. You will be guided through a series of movements and recuperative vocal exercises to help you discover more ease, balance and resonance in your speaking or singing voice. This class is great for teachers, public speakers, singers, actors, and anyone interested in refining their vocal health.
Join the Balance Arts Center in our first global conference on the Alexander Technique and Performing Arts. BAC graduates from all over the world are coming together to present workshops in their field of expertise to help artists improve their technical and presentation skills.
In this class you will explore how working with lighter weights can be a valuable way to strengthen and build tone. What you learn and practice in this class can be applied to activities in your everyday life such as exercising, lifting and carrying things, and more!
This weekly Introduction to the Alexander Technique will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
This class will help you learn and embody strategies for maintaining your balance and preventing falls. You will be guided through movements that increase coordination and help you refine your balance. Participants will practice supportive strategies to increase your confidence and adaptability in your standing and walking.
In this class series you will explore how the voice and body can work together to create a free and easy resonance. You will explore motion and balance in the body and how that helps you to breathe and support your sound. This class will also feature SOVT and other vocal exercises to reduce stress and optimize resonance. You will be guided through a series of movements and recuperative vocal exercises to help you discover more ease, balance and resonance in your speaking or singing voice. This class is great for teachers, public speakers, singers, actors, and anyone interested in refining their vocal health.
This free workshop offers an introduction to the principles of the Alexander Technique and how they relate to your hypermobile condition. You'll discover how you think about yourself and how your thinking affects your movement, balance, and management of pain. This session will include theory and experience to help you explore your own self agency. Bring your mobility aids and receive tips about how to use them.
This weekly Virtual Alexander Technique group class will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
In a series of four classes, singer-actor and Alexander Technique teacher Matt Cahill (currently faculty at the Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and Circle in the Square Theatre School) will guide participants through a step-by-step process to deliver and embodied, present, performance first as themselves and then as a character.
Led by Ann Rodiger, this 2-class series, for those with Hypermobility & EDS, will guide students towards improved proprioception, coordination, and help find a better relationship to gravity. This class series will take place both online via Zoom and in person at the BAC.
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In this class you will explore how working with lighter weights can be a valuable way to strengthen and build tone. What you learn and practice in this class can be applied to activities in your everyday life such as exercising, lifting and carrying things, and more!
This weekly Introduction to the Alexander Technique will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
This class will help you learn and embody strategies for maintaining your balance and preventing falls. You will be guided through movements that increase coordination and help you refine your balance. Participants will practice supportive strategies to increase your confidence and adaptability in your standing and walking.
Join the BAC’s Online Open House! Learn about the BAC training programs, meet with Director Ann Rodiger, learn about the program you’d like to join and get your questions answered.
In this class series you will explore how the voice and body can work together to create a free and easy resonance. You will explore motion and balance in the body and how that helps you to breathe and support your sound. This class will also feature SOVT and other vocal exercises to reduce stress and optimize resonance. You will be guided through a series of movements and recuperative vocal exercises to help you discover more ease, balance and resonance in your speaking or singing voice. This class is great for teachers, public speakers, singers, actors, and anyone interested in refining their vocal health.
This workshop provides information for Alexander Technique Teachers and other Somatic Practitioners to understand the full spectrum of hypermobility including Ehlers Danlos Syndromes (EDS). We will learn to work with those living with hypermobility and present concepts and a vocabulary that guides the student toward self agency. This workshop presents a specific teaching hands approach.
Led by Ann Rodiger who lives with hypermobility and EDS.
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This weekly Virtual Alexander Technique group class will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
In a series of four classes, singer-actor and Alexander Technique teacher Matt Cahill (currently faculty at the Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and Circle in the Square Theatre School) will guide participants through a step-by-step process to deliver and embodied, present, performance first as themselves and then as a character.
In this class you will explore how working with lighter weights can be a valuable way to strengthen and build tone. What you learn and practice in this class can be applied to activities in your everyday life such as exercising, lifting and carrying things, and more!
This weekly Introduction to the Alexander Technique will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
This class will help you learn and embody strategies for maintaining your balance and preventing falls. You will be guided through movements that increase coordination and help you refine your balance. Participants will practice supportive strategies to increase your confidence and adaptability in your standing and walking.
In this class series you will explore how the voice and body can work together to create a free and easy resonance. You will explore motion and balance in the body and how that helps you to breathe and support your sound. This class will also feature SOVT and other vocal exercises to reduce stress and optimize resonance. You will be guided through a series of movements and recuperative vocal exercises to help you discover more ease, balance and resonance in your speaking or singing voice. This class is great for teachers, public speakers, singers, actors, and anyone interested in refining their vocal health.
This workshop provides information for Alexander Technique Teachers & Somatic Practitioners to understand the full spectrum of hypermobility including Ehlers Danlos Syndromes (EDS). We will learn to work with those living with hypermobility and present concepts and a vocabulary that guides the student toward self agency. This workshop presents a specific teaching hands approach.
This online workshop will be led by Ann Rodiger, who lives with EDS, and is the Founder & Director of the Balance Arts Center in New York City.
Refresh or begin your understanding and practice of the Alexander Technique. Learn a process to cultivate awareness of how your mind and body are connected. This awareness gives you choice and self agency you can apply to any activity. We'll review and catch up from the summer Intensive and classes.
This weekly Virtual Alexander Technique group class will explore basic principles of the Alexander Technique that guide you toward finding a better balance and dynamic body posture that you will learn to apply to all of your activities!
In a series of four classes, singer-actor and Alexander Technique teacher Matt Cahill (currently faculty at the Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program and Circle in the Square Theatre School) will guide participants through a step-by-step process to deliver and embodied, present, performance first as themselves and then as a character.
In this class you will explore how working with lighter weights can be a valuable way to strengthen and build tone. What you learn and practice in this class can be applied to activities in your everyday life such as exercising, lifting and carrying things, and more!
For classes, workshops, and offerings taught by other BAC Faculty & Grads, check the BAC Calendar.
