Understanding Good Play Natural Movement Practices Page 2
- By Phillip Skinner
- Published 05/11/2010
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Body and Mind relaxed
practice of floor movements for three to five minutes at a time. This kind of
training emphasizes release of connective tissues of the hips, thighs; pelvis
and lower spine allow each of us to find a stretch that allows opening as well
as flexibility this works well for experienced practitioners of Budo, because I
understand the Tensegrity of these structures I use body movement within my
therapy practice. In 1985 I began my study of an ancient form of Japanese
warrior principles. The Grandmaster of this school was a Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi
and was the holder of ancient scrolls of nine schools of martial arts and a
school of ancient medicine. His daytime occupation was a Seitai practitioner,
which translates to a Japanese form of Osteopathy; allows us to explore
sensation with kindness and patience and prepares the body and the mind for
longer meditation practices.
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