Principles
Applications
Articles
FAQ
Group Classes
Student Quotes
About Kate
Links
Feedback

 

"Studying Alexander Technique with Kate has been extraordinary and, with awareness that this might sound melodramatic, life changing. . . What I think makes Kate really special is the sense of play she brings to the work.  It is hard not to share in the joy she obviously has in these explorations. . . I wholeheartedly recommend studying with her to anyone with even the slightest interest in Alexander Technique."

- Kyle, Dancer and
Yoga Instructor

 

AimingUp  Alexander Technique
Brooklyn/Manhattan

NEW!

Winter 2007-08 Newsletter: Stillness

When we are busy—not only during the Holiday season but generally in life—we often get stuck. But not "stuck" in the sense of being unable to move; we become "stuck" in our efforts to get things done. We end-gain to meet our goals and leave little enjoyment for the process.

horizontal rule

Classes now available in Manhattan at  OM yoga center 

Visit OM's website, email info@omyoga.com, call 212-254-YOGA, or stop by OM's Union Square location (826 Broadway, 6th floor, bet. 12th & 13th streets) for more information and to schedule a lesson with Kate.  Ask about single classes and multiple-class cards, and be sure to pick up a postcard for a special introductory class rate. Visit Om or e-mail Kate for more information.

Private classes still available in Brooklyn!

Discounts are available for series of 5, 10, or more lessons. Click here for more information.

horizontal rule

What is the Alexander Technique?

The Alexander Technique is a unique tool of self-management that offers you independence in maintaining your health, and teaches you to use your body efficiently and economically. 

Unlike relaxation therapies or massage, the Alexander Technique is utilized when you are active. It offers you a chance to discover your habitual reactions to stimuli, to suspend them, and to have a choice in your responses. The Alexander Technique teaches you to calm your own nervous system, release your own muscles and balance your own structure.

Explore the rest of the site to learn more about basic Alexander Technique principles, to find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the Technique, or to learn more about private lessons and group classes in Brooklyn and Manhattan.