I make taking class at TDM a priority not only for the physical benefits, but also for the clarity and peace of mind that it gives me. But obviously a quiet mind takes practice and I often find myself thinking about a number of things in class. Mostly, I find myself thinking about technical components…
“All good things are wild and free.” – Henry David Thoreau Close your eyes and think of the last place you remember feeling really FREE. Where were you? What did that place look like? Smell like? How did you feel there? What do you remember about that place that made you feel different? Now stand up…
Today, we live in a very ‘instant gratification’ society. I see this continually with my children; they don’t want to do something because “they don’t know how” or “they’re not good at it.” Well, how do you get good at something? You practice! In the first years of my Dailey Method teaching, I was given…
Posture is learned initially from watching our parents move and imitating them. Then as we get older our daily habits of movement contribute. Bad or incorrect posture leads to pain and fatigue so regaining the alignment and muscular engagement to support your posture can be a great aid in improving how you feel everyday. Our…
To Embrace the Shake… Or not?? The Dailey Method is well known for its ability to get your muscles shaking. Although this can initially be a bit disconcerting it is simply a sign that your muscles are beginning to reach their maximum point of fatigue. This “point of fatigue” can differ from day to day…