iandol on sat 31 aug 02
Dear Pat Southwood,
One of the most interesting and effective ways I have seen was used by a =
lady. She embraced the clay so that her hands were on the opposite side =
of the pug to her body. Then she, as I recall, linked her fingers and =
Pulled the clay towards her. Very quick, very effective.
Now, when you think about it as a method, it puts into tension all of =
those parts of the body which other methods put into compression. So it =
relieves strains rather than imposing them on delicate joints.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia
Pat Southwood on sun 1 sep 02
iandol
I'll try it and let you know.
Pat.
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From: "iandol"
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Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 7:36 PM
Subject: : Re: a couple of questions. on Centering
Dear Pat Southwood,
One of the most interesting and effective ways I have seen was used by a
lady. She embraced the clay so that her hands were on the opposite side of
the pug to her body. Then she, as I recall, linked her fingers and Pulled
the clay towards her. Very quick, very effective.
Now, when you think about it as a method, it puts into tension all of those
parts of the body which other methods put into compression. So it relieves
strains rather than imposing them on delicate joints.
Best regards,
Ivor Lewis. Redhill, South Australia
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