Balance Arts Center/Mind & Mend Your Hips - 3 Part Hip Health Video Series

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Mind & Mend Your Hips - 3 Part Hip Health Video Series

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Mind & Mend Your Hips - 3 Part Hip Health Video series looks first at where your hips are, using skeletons and mapping to understand how to locate your hips. The second video explores how your hips move with the use of fabric straps for feedback. Finally, the third video gives movements for hip recuperation starting with your back on the floor and eventually coming up to standing.

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Mind & Mend Your Hips - 3 Part Hip Health Video Series

Mind & Mend Your Hips - 3 Part Hip Health Video series looks first at where your hips are, using skeletons and mapping to understand your own hips in relation to your own body. Then, it explores how your hips move with the use of fabric straps for feedback. Finally, it gives movements for hip recooperation starting on the floor and then eventually coming up to standing.
#1 - Hip Health 3 Part Video Series - Where Are Your Hips?.mp4
  • 20 mins
  • 2.7 GB
#2 - Hip Health 3 Part Video Series - How Your Hips Move.mp4
  • 18 mins
  • 1.49 GB
#3 - Hip Health 3 Part Video Series - Hip Recuperation.mp4
  • 32 mins
  • 4.36 GB

Mind & Mend Your Hips

Learn how to improve your hip health, prepare for and recover from hip surgery, and improve your overall movement through the Alexander Technique. This book guides you to a fundamental understanding of how your body moves providing practical Awareness Building and Movement Activities. This information is useful at any stage of hip health. Topics include developing an accurate body image, how your thinking and movement connect, spatial thinking, sensory awareness, and recuperative strategies. There are accompanying illustrations and videos to lead readers through the actions. There is instruction on the use of mobility aids. There are also several case studies including the author Ann Rodiger's own experience, providing different perspectives on how the Alexander Technique can assist with hip health and recovery from surgery.

Edited by Liz Gessner; Design, graphics, and layout by Morgan Van Gele

Additional Hip Health Resources

Schedule a Private Lesson online or in person with Ann Rodiger or BAC Faculty. Lessons provide an opportunity for students to experience an optimal level of organization, ease, and flow so that this state becomes a reference point for easy movement during all activities.