Learned skills can be done in many ways

The work of Moshe Feldenkrais, DSc.
Feldenkrais Professional Training Program.
Amherst, Massachusetts. USA. 1980-1981.
Copyright 2014 International Feldenkrais Federation.
All rights reserved.
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[@nuraytakebreath2168]

Oh my God, he just changed my life.

[@ImprovingAbility]

beautiful speech, thanks for sharing ! :-)

[@darshanaor]

I could read in all directions, probably thanks to all the ATM's I've done in my life. Thanks Moshe for the difference you jmade in my life

[@argoargif]

Myself writing on the hade (letters).

[@batshevaleben]

Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais!

[@margaretalarson7742]

An inspiring lecture and man! Thank you for showing this + having the subtitle helps enormously, English being my second language. Thank you IFF!

[@joycelawrence1396]

Great presentation. This has opened a wide vista for me. Thanks for posting this video.

[@valeriewycoff]

Beautiful examples of learning and reading. Thank you for posting this.

[@annasternfeldt6031]

Wow! I am amazed, a completely new perspective for me!

[@mutualmonster]

The first minutes are a good characterization of Will Ferrell's character in Stranger than Fiction. Great video. Makes me think of the many lessons from the research on neuroplasticity.

[@virginiaspinedi4681]

Bello, inspirador

[@bobvanwagner6099]

Just like Perl.

[@evannicholls4784]

Bob Van Wagner do you mean Moshe Perl?

[@cinmac3]

I can't understand the full excercise or method.

[@MargaretKayeFeldenkrais]

Go to other RUclips clips. There are many examples of lessons. Some are long and some are shorter.

[@argoargif]

How can you understand something that Mosche Feldenkrais was studying for years. The best is to join a group of Ferdenkrais.

[@luzarsacdetoro903]

Ca sauve la vie dans les affaires quand on sait lire a l envers...

[@marlenefey2299]

dommage qu'il ne soit pas en francais

[@JolinHard]

SO what does this prove?

[@JolinHard]

A Sense of Movement thanks.

[@_bemore]

That you could improve or expand on anything that you do, from as simple as your walking to as complex as your thinking. Learning a new language, for example, the ability to see and understand the different patterns, would be almost like reading upside down for the brain. It would require the flexibility and adaptability of the brain, which is what he is talking about but if the brain is rigid, if it only knows habitual ways, then it would take great efforts for it to learn. He is teaching our brains how to learn

[@gilahubschmann5599]

Can’t listen