Trauma & Somatics: Nobody Trains These Muscles Directly
The adductor muscles (inner thighs) are deeply connected to posture, breathing, balance, pelvic floor function, and lower back health. Here are a few simple ways to start training them directly and gently. For more guided sessions, and let me know in the comments how this one felt for you! Thank you for your support, for making these videos possible! Alfons Contrary to big Youtubers, I do depend on your support. Even a small contribution can make a big difference. Go to my website to see how 🙏💐 My books: ❖ "My Feldenkrais Book", on how to do lesson of The Feldenkrais Method of Somatic Education ❖ "Getting Better Day By Day", for a well designed course with 9 life changing lessons for beginners. ❖ "Movement Based", a journey into essay writing and movement instructions. 60 audio recordings of Feldenkrais of Somatic Education classes in German language, on my German language website.
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