Art of Swimming : Raising Your Performance With the Alexander Technique, Pape...

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Item Width: 6.9 in Item Length: 8.7 in Publication Year: 2016 height: 0.6 in Format: Trade Paperback Genre: Sports & Recreation, Health & Fitness ISBN: 9781910231845 width: 6.9 in Illustrator: Yes Author: Steven Shaw Topic: Alternative Therapies, Exercise, Healing, Swimming & Diving Item Height: 0.6 in Item Weight: 17.3 Oz Number of Pages: 160 Pages Book Title: Art of Swimming : Raising Your Performance with the Alexandra Technique Publisher: Pavilion Books Language: English

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Art of Swimming : Raising Your Performance With the Alexander Technique, Pape.... These provide the building blocks, which combine to make it possible for anyone to recraft their own strokes in a way that promote good body use and avoid injuries. Instead of performing physical actions in an automatic way, you begin to learn body awareness. Art of Swimming : Raising Your Performance With the Alexander Technique, Paperback by Shaw, Steven, ISBN 1910231843, ISBN-13 9781910231845, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Based on a 35-year voyage of discovery into the art of swimming, this work looks at the most popular strokes - front crawl, back stroke, breast stroke and butterfly - focusing on maximum efficiency and minimum strain. Swimming improves your flexibility, tones your body and can help to boost your self-esteem and produce a sense of well being. It is the nation's most popular sporting activity with million people swimming regularly. However, most people don't know how to swim properly. Steven Shaw's method takes the Alexander Technique into the swimming pool – focusing on releasing tension from the head, neck and back. Steven has evolved a unique way of breaking down strokes into a series of therapeutic movements, which can be practised individually or with a partner, in a pool or on dry land. These provide the building blocks, which combine to make it possible for anyone to recraft their own strokes in a way that promote good body use and avoid injuries. Instead of performing physical actions in an automatic way, you begin to learn body awareness. This way of swimming not only feels freer and more open, it is graceful and has a sense of flow, often absent from the way many people swim.