I bet this is good but not better than Feldenkrais which teaches you that there is no set way to sit, stand, etc. but rather you find out what works for you.
I really want to learn something about the Alexander Technique but got no concrete information from this. Why not? He could have used the sitting example describle in detail what's going on but provides no real details. Speaking as if this is something mystical is no help. His introduction basically states this is to esoteric to talk details. What a boon for this dude to bring the Alexander Technque into the corporate world. Who remembers the corprate training bilkers from the 90s?
A.T. is only hands-on. There is no way to truly explain it in a traditional sense. Via touch is the only way that the information is passed from teacher to student. Sign up for a group lesson with a few others for a taste, and you will certainly 'feel' the difference. I've tried lots of garbage, but A.T. is no bilk.
Thank you for an excellent presentation on the Alexander Technique. I'm glad the folks at Google are learning about it. I was out on disability with RSI in both my wrists - and they were starting to talk about hand surgery (I shudder!). Instead I took some lessons in the Alexander Technique, learned how to change my damaging habits while working at the computer & other activities, and am now back to earning my living as a computer programmer. I highly recommend the Alex Tech to those with RSI!
Mr. Baron is clear in his explanation of a topic that is challenging to speak about, well done! I have found great personal benefit from the Alexander Technique, and recommend it to others very highly.
I've experienced this technique and I know it works... what I particularly appreciate about this video is that John Baron describes the technique in such practical terms that anyone can immediately try this and see for themselves.
I bet this is good but not better than Feldenkrais which teaches you that there is no set way to sit, stand, etc. but rather you find out what works for you.
I'll stick with Feldenkrais. :)
herbal1971 2 months ago
Sorry but he is a failed coach ... Plz watch others video to keep learn, this video is boring
jozloz1995 6 months ago
he didn't really explain the correct way to sit at a computer, or did i miss it?
irish66 6 months ago
The technique may be ok, but the lecture was awful. 48 min lost....
rasc0030 8 months ago
Lovely introduction...voicing the inner dialouge...great
nohspace 1 year ago
nicely poised talk on important elements of AT by a high level AT teacher...thanx
universalself 1 year ago
he's rubbing her bum (23:30)
MrDosithee 1 year ago
his favourite word is "connection"
mathnoir1 1 year ago
bollocks
BoMnieToNieRusza 1 year ago
He needs to stop saying EM EM EM EM EM, oh my god it distracted me from what he was saying so much.
Vigatos 2 years ago
great lecture, I ask all my students to watch it.
Thanks for all your dedication and good work.
elainebelle123 2 years ago
i am very impressed.
Well done John.
Mum
pbaron92 2 years ago 3
Dear Google, please take over the world soon so that everyone can benefit from Kines-Tech.
jamthehut 2 years ago
I really want to learn something about the Alexander Technique but got no concrete information from this. Why not? He could have used the sitting example describle in detail what's going on but provides no real details. Speaking as if this is something mystical is no help. His introduction basically states this is to esoteric to talk details. What a boon for this dude to bring the Alexander Technque into the corporate world. Who remembers the corprate training bilkers from the 90s?
LetzBeaFranque 3 years ago 3
A.T. is only hands-on. There is no way to truly explain it in a traditional sense. Via touch is the only way that the information is passed from teacher to student. Sign up for a group lesson with a few others for a taste, and you will certainly 'feel' the difference. I've tried lots of garbage, but A.T. is no bilk.
jamthehut 2 years ago 5
Thank you for an excellent presentation on the Alexander Technique. I'm glad the folks at Google are learning about it. I was out on disability with RSI in both my wrists - and they were starting to talk about hand surgery (I shudder!). Instead I took some lessons in the Alexander Technique, learned how to change my damaging habits while working at the computer & other activities, and am now back to earning my living as a computer programmer. I highly recommend the Alex Tech to those with RSI!
iseekcolor 3 years ago 2
Mr. Baron is clear in his explanation of a topic that is challenging to speak about, well done! I have found great personal benefit from the Alexander Technique, and recommend it to others very highly.
perpetualpilgrimz 3 years ago 7
This is an excellent talk, very informative and helpful.
dizzlematt 3 years ago
I've been practicing the technique for over two years. John does an excellent explanation on use, and the benefits.
beepjake 3 years ago 3
I've experienced this technique and I know it works... what I particularly appreciate about this video is that John Baron describes the technique in such practical terms that anyone can immediately try this and see for themselves.
Kathleendw 3 years ago 2
Wait... google actually... paid for this?
lol
FuManChu 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
The Alexander technique is obvious B.S.
TheThomaswastaken 3 years ago
Indeed, though correct posture is rarely practiced by adults and certainly leads to back problems.
bluesrunthegame 3 years ago 3