A Micro Pause where we keep looking into the movement of the shoulder blades. Keeping an investigative attitude and a curious mind we move freely with full awareness of what’s going on in the body.

Moving your shoulder blades in an unstructured manner allows you to foster an investigative attitude towards your own body. Also, it helps you move your shoulder blades in all directions, which will increase the mobility of the shoulder blades and all surrounding tissue of the upper back.


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Body Intelligence – Dive Deeper, 3: notice how you sit

If you’re like most people you will spend a great part of your days sitting down. Becoming aware of how you sit doesn’t necessarily mean you have to change the way you sit, but you can use the awareness to learn more about yourself. How do you sit when you feel great? How do you sit when you feel sad? Now, go on to observe!

Body Intelligence – Dive deeper, 1: sensory hands

Did you ever think of your hands as sensory organs? Try this cool exercise: next time you are using your hands to reach for something or grab something from where your eyes can’t reach, like the back of a drawer or a cabinet, close your eyes and observe how that immediately shifts your focus into your hands. If you really pay attention you will find that it’s like a switch, eyes off, hands on, eyes on, hands off. The palms of our hands are great at sending information to the brain about the environment. Now, start tuning in!

Open up the chest with a spinal wave

Bring back spaciousness into your upper body and free the breath.

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