Movement Lesson is an alternative therapy using rotation and a gentle touch to teach the body how to optimise its functional movement.
Movement Lesson TM is an alternative therapy using rotation and a gentle touch. As a result, it teaches the body how to optimise it’s functional movement. Consequently, sessions link body systems to allow you to move better. It habilitates by teaching the body new skills. Prehabilitates by helping reduce injury risk and prepares the body for operations. Furthermore, it aids the rehabilitation process following injury & operations.
To book your own Movement Lesson please email: scott@movementlessonuk.co.uk
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| Want to have a month’s worth of sessions over one weekend? Interested in an intensive? Every two months in Manchester! Get in touch to be added to the waiting list! | “[She] has been doing amazing this week with head holding and her awareness has increased so much more! It’s definitely down to the intensive. She got star of the week because even her teacher noticed such a big improvement!” Feedback following a recent weekend intensive |
Same problem with @englandcricket top order: poor weight transfer & hip movement! Leaves them reaching, playing away from eyes & leaving big gap between bat & pad 🙈 Compare to @benstokes38 who has proactive hip #movement & great weight transfer! 🦁
#ENGvsNZ #Cricket #Batting
Same problem with @englandcricket top order: poor weight transfer & pelvic strikes! Leaves them reaching, playing away from eyes & leaving big gap between bat & pad 🙈 Compare to @benstokes38 who has proactive hip #movement & great weight transfer! 🦁
#ENGvsNZ #Cricket #Batting
Superb from @root66 A #batting masterclass! Proactive hips, great weight transfer, playing the ball under his eyes! This foundation allows his wrists & hands to come into play more 🙌🙌🙌
#cricket #movement #ENGvsNZ
2️⃣6️⃣ x 4️⃣
1️⃣ x 6️⃣
Enjoy every boundary from @root66’s 1️⃣7️⃣6️⃣!
🏴 #ENGvNZ 🇳🇿
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