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A British randomised clinical trial compared physician prescribed exercise, massage, and Alexander Technique. After four weeks of lessons, patients who received Alexander Technique reported a lower number of days having back pain when compared with the control groups.
Read how Jeff has helped students from 6 to 93 have with problems as varied as stage fright, breathing problems, bad posture, stroke recovery, neck, arm, leg, or back pain, tendinitis from playing the cello or hitting a tennis ball, and the desire to be more at ease with clients.
Learn a simple activity that can help free you from pain and improve your energy and posture.
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