Lesson Structure
Lessons typically involve slow guided movements performed on the floor or seated.
Lessons involve guided movements focused on awareness and coordination.

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Feldenkrais lessons involve slow movements designed to improve coordination.
Lessons typically involve slow guided movements performed on the floor or seated.
Lessons often involve guided movement exercises performed slowly and mindfully.
Movements should remain gentle and comfortable.
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