Alexander Technique Summer School

t of 'inhibiting', you make time to create choice and gain more control over what happens next. Do you ever wish you could stop automatic or reflex responses? Tensing when you hear a particular sound or voice, or finding yourself in certain circumstances? Or wishing you never said what you just said, or do what you just did? Automatic responses also arise when we enter familiar territory. We take on postures and tensions in response to our environments. This is especially noticeable in musicians who are "shaped" by their instruments, people working on computers and driving cars. When we respond automatically or unconsciously for long periods of time, we can cause chronic muscle tension that eventually results in discomfort, pain, and even injury. Whichever, our enjoyment and performance in life, work, and play, becomes limited. These kinds of responses are the foundations of almost universal habits, but they can be changed by learning how to be present and how to inhibit. Being present, and inhibiting works in every situation whether it is sports, living, or just being. For years, high performers in all activities from sports, music, acting and management have been ensuring their success by applying these principals to their lives and work. Our team of highly experienced Alexander Technique Teachers will lead the workshops in a wide range of activities including inhibiting, directing, breathing, posture, working with computers, driving, dancing, music making, walking, running, swimming, yoga, voice and public speaking, and managing performance nerves. About ISATT

ISATT is Ireland's leading society of Alexander Technique Teachers and is dedicated to promoting the discoveries of F M Alexander. We help people implement life-changing habits that give them a new lease of life, alleviating, if not eliminating pain caused by chronic muscle tension, freeing up their breathing and introducing more fun and ease into their lives.