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Feldenkrais

Feldenkrais

9.9
A trained person who leads gentle movement lessons to help people move better
  • noun
  • /ˈfɛldənkraɪs/
  • Specialized
: practicante de Feldenkrais
  • Many people seek help from a Feldenkrais to recover from injuries or reduce pain.

Examples

  • The Feldenkrais guided the class through gentle movement exercises to improve body awareness.

  • She is a certified Feldenkrais practitioner.

  • After years of study, she became a certified Feldenkrais and opened her own practice.

  • I met a Feldenkrais teacher at the workshop.

  • After years of study, she became a certified Feldenkrais who helps others improve their movement.

  • The Feldenkrais led the participants through gentle exercises to enhance their physical awareness.

  • Many people consult a Feldenkrais for guidance on recovering from physical injuries.

Surface Forms

Feldenkrais singular
Feldenkrais plural

Etymology

Feldenkrais (a person) comes from the surname of its creator Moshe Feldenkrais, so a Feldenkrais is someone who teaches or practices the Feldenkrais 'method' and is a specialist in that way of moving.