MOBILIGNMENT™ CLASSES
GOOD POSTURAL TONE, FREE MOVEMENT,
AND ADAPTABLE BALANCE
CAN BE YOURS
Mobilignment™ is a method of self-awareness in movement that enlivens deep, ongoing postural support with fluidity and ease.
Inspired by my many years dancing and teaching the Alexander Technique, it provides a simple, clear structure that is freeing rather than restrictive.
Mobilignment™ can be applied to any movement form, since it is a process of awareness and not an aesthetic. It supports you in being able to attend to your own wellbeing, freedom in movement, and breathing, especially while teaching, performing, or engaging in environments where you need to be in charge and yet adaptable and able to improvise.
REGISTER BELOW FOR THE MONTHLY CLASS OR THE AUGUST TEACHER TRAINING, OR SCROLL DOWN TO READ MORE ABOUT MOBILIGNMENT™:
NEXT ONLINE WORLDWIDE MOBILIGNMENT CLASS:
SUNDAY AUGUST 25, 11 AM – 12:30 PM, $35
Classes are always on the last Sunday of each month unless there is a holiday
Register by clicking the Paypal button below; you will receive a confirmation email with the link for class.
SUMMER MOBILIGNMENT TRAINING: AUGUST 5 – 16, 2019
Fee: $694
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm online
contact Clare for details or pay your deposit of $347 by July 22 to register by clicking the button below:
Do you suffer from chronic tension?
Do you feel physically stagnant even though you teach dance or yoga yourself?
Do you move with a disability that exercise classes don’t make room for?
Have you stopped enjoying your body and your movement?
Does an old injury take away your joy in movement?
Do you want to make the most of what little time you have for movement and exercise?
MOVE WITH EASE, FREEDOM, AND PRECISION IN THE MONTHLY MOBILIGNMENT™ CLASS!
WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT MOBILIGNMENT:
Katie Fittipaldi: Cellist, Music Teacher, Alexander Teacher
“I can easily use the points in any teaching situation. I understand the Alexander concepts in a deeper way myself, and I trust my sense of ease more – it’s given me confidence in my own use. I always like to be playful and creative in my music teaching and using the Mobilignment™ points facilitates that. The students don’t become serious and fixed about paying attention to themselves, and they come to conclusions on their own, naturally, without me having to point things out. Using the points invites full participation from them and I love that!”
Mary R, dancer:
“Clare has a playful, radical spirit, and a contagious curiosity. She is eager to share her extensive knowledge and skilled at adapting lesson plans to fit the interests of class participants. I’d be there every week if I could!”
Margaret Coote, Musician and Music Educator:
“The quality of my movement definitely changes when I use the Mobilignment points. I notice that everything gets looser and freer. There is more space. My limbs can balance off of my torso. If I get overwhelmed or confused in my activities, I return to the first 2 points for the head and neck. I enjoy these especially when lifting weights (where I have to be very specific about my movement so that I don’t hurt myself), doing yoga (keeping me engaged, allowing my movement to get consistently better), and playing my instruments (violin, viola, piano).”
Pam, Health Care Consultant:
“Thank you very much for the wonderful classes – nothing I have tried for my wide range of muscle tension ailments has given me this kind of relief or this degree of optimism. You have provided a way forward and a practice and I am extremely grateful – I’d had no idea of what the hell I was going to do about my increasingly unhappy body.”
Michael Hanko, Singing and Alexander Technique Teacher:
“Clare’s brilliance is a combination of deep intellectual rigor and accessibility. She explains complex anatomical points in a casual and easily understood style that conveys not only practical and useful knowledge, but also her joy in the process of self-discovery. She uses simple language and an easily applied awareness to dramatically shift the way one’s body moves. I found that, within seconds, I had accessed ease of movement and grace… and was having a darn good time of it!”