Evidence Overview
Existing studies explore how awareness-based movement training may influence posture and mobility.
Research exploring Feldenkrais focuses on balance, posture, and mobility.

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Research into Feldenkrais suggests potential benefits for balance and movement efficiency.
Research on the Feldenkrais Method includes small trials examining balance, posture, and mobility.
Existing studies explore how awareness-based movement training may influence posture and mobility.
Movements are gentle and generally considered low risk.
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