- Feldenkrais method
- Fel·den·krais meth·od (felґden-krīs) [Moshe Feldenkrais, Israeli physicist, 1904–1984] see under method.
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Feldenkrais method
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Feldenkrais method — /felˈdən kris methˈəd/ noun A system of exercises designed to improve posture and efficiency of movement, with both physical and emotional benefits ORIGIN: M Feldenkrais (1904–84), Russian nuclear physicist … Useful english dictionary
Feldenkrais Method — The Feldenkrais Method is often regarded as complementary medicine. [ [http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?tool=pmcentrez artid=1277952 Use of Complementary Therapies Among Primary Care Clinic Patients With Arthritis] ] However,… … Wikipedia
Feldenkrais method — /ˈfɛldənkraɪs ˌmɛθəd/ (say felduhnkruys .methuhd) noun a method of helping people gain better health through the teaching of techniques of movement. {named after Moshe Feldenkrais} …
Feldenkrais method — [ fɛld(ə)nkrʌɪs] noun a system designed to promote bodily and mental well being by analysis of neuromuscular activity via exercises which improve flexibility and coordination. Origin 1930s: named after the Russian born physicist and mechanical… … English new terms dictionary
Feldenkrais Method — a proprietary system that uses an exploratory technique to enable patients to relearn dysfunctional movement patterns. Therapy takes two forms: awareness through movement, in which the patient is guided verbally through increasingly complex… … Medical dictionary
Feldenkrais — can refer to either: * the Feldenkrais method in movement education * Moshé Feldenkrais, physicist, judoka and inventor of this method … Wikipedia
Feldenkrais — noun The Feldenkrais method in education … Wiktionary
Moshé Feldenkrais — Born Moshé Feldenkrais May 6, 1904 Slavuta, Russian Empire (today s Ukraine) Died July 1, 1984 Israel … Wikipedia
Méthode Feldenkrais — La Méthode Feldenkrais est une pédagogie où les élèves prennent conscience de leur mouvement dans l’espace et dans leur environnement, et des sensations kinesthésiques qui y sont reliées. Les apprentissages qu’elle permet de stimuler sont… … Wikipédia en Français
Moshe Feldenkrais — Moshé Feldenkrais (né en 1904 en Ukraine mort en 1984 à Tel Aviv) est un physicien israélien d origine ukrainienne, qui fut l un des introducteurs du judo en France dans les années 1930. Suite à une blessure au genou, il se tourna progressivement … Wikipédia en Français
