TEDxKrakow - Jacek Paszkowski - The Feldenkrais Method

[@denise2169]

I greatly appreciate hearing this approach to learning. I always used to think there was one 'best' way, but Paszkowski is right, there can be many ways! Thank you for opening my eyes, mind - and body - to this possibility! 😀

[@marklesueur1288]

Jacek, if you read this, next time do a short lesson at the beginning. Get them all to stand up and sit down a few times. Then lead them through the classic ATM of How to stand from sitting effortlessly. Then, they will have a Reference Experience to which you can speak and they will have an Embodied understanding of the theory that you present so well here.

[@brigitteburki4638]

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[@rahhelwoldu]

watched this twice over. incredible. thank you for sharing your knowledge w/ us all.

[@vitzaniadominguez6961]

Thank you for your perspective on the Feldenkrais Method. I found your video valuable to my mind-body understanding.

[@misithe11]

🙏🙏🙏 תודה רבה מכל הלב. ממש מרתק. אני מקשיבה שוב ושוב למרצה ההחביב שבחרתם בשבילי ולהרצאתו המענינת. תבורכו ותתברכו. 🌹💐💪

[@magscran4959]

Absolutely fantastic method

[@MargaretKayeFeldenkrais]

what a wonderful talk

[@berijack6884]

interesting fact, Feldenkreis was a student of Gurdjieff.

[@trixyb6869]

You are worth more than you could ever believe

[@jq5596]

Excellent!!

[@viviensweeney7087]

Brilliant!

[@DavidFrydman]

The camera work is infamous, following the speaker non stop, the background letters disturbs all the time

[@QbaPromotor]

To prawda - najlepiej jest tego doświadczyć - i wg mnie warto (doświadczyłem :-)) chociaż spróbować, bo to rzeczywiście jest łatwe, przyjemne i bardzo, baaardzo uświadamiające doznanie. That's right - it is best to experience it - and according to me it is worth (experienced :-)) at least try, because it really is easy, fun and very, veeery raising experience.

[@erickbryankaizen5061]

11:54 phisical benefits

[@barbaraswenson8070]

Has anyone used the feldenkrais method to control essential tremors?

[@dna1238]

❤🎓💥👊🎵

[@Frisbinator]

Look up madness in the dictionary and the definition is not "doing the same thing expecting different results." Maybe one could say that it's a form of madness, although it could really be argued that doing the same thing over and over probably more often leads to different results more frequently than it leads to identical results. Why do people think that it's so clever to say that?

[@bjbmbc]

You realize this a quote from Albert Einstein... right? Perhaps you think everyone who uses quotes is a moron.

[@leRadicidelPiacere]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@ranjitalexander3887]

I wish he would stay still instead of continuously walking back and forth...it's so distracting...😣😥

[@marisahelenaviscontiweingr9594]

I agree

[@trixyb6869]

Come back to your authentic self

[@pattyf804]

The talk did not tell me a thing about the method or the process. Too much about the results. Where are the demonstrations? Show me. This was a waste of time.

[@ivanwillard6818]

dude, stop pacing. its annoying, is distracting and is taking away from your presentation.

[@thaitopfitness]

The funny thing is, he's mindlessly pacing up and down whilst talking about mindful movement. haha

[@magscran4959]

He’s obviously nervous and maybe new to public speaking cut some slack peeps I’m sure there things you don’t do,well ?! Public speaking could never be called Mindful movement

[@ericahata2162]

Close your eyes

[@44point5]

Ivan, dude, find something calming. It's a talk, use your ears. Save your eyes for the ballet, the game, the spectacle.

[@44point5]

@@magscran4959 I don't think he's nervous. He's focused. Movement likely helps increase his focus.

[@14divayou]

Not a good speaker Doesn't do our work justice.

[@jq5596]

He did very well. He got the message across effectively.

[@patmureithi]

Do you mind sharing a presentation you enjoy?

[@magscran4959]

We aLl have to learn and some of never do it well but at least he’s giving a go

[@patmureithi]

@@magscran4959 👊🏽

[@juliashearer7842]

I don't agree. I am new to the subject and have been watching a lot of videos recently trying to find out more about it and this talk is the best description I have seen so far. I am grateful to the speaker for explaining it this way.