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part I Bodily conduct along the lines of “Body Cognition”
What Is Bodily Conduct?
The Ideal and Actual Situation
The Learning of Bodily Conduct
part II Motion and Posture Development
Posture and Awareness Thereof
The Quality of Our Movements
Movement-Position
Strength and Agility
Relaxation and Release
The Proprioceptive System
The Respiration
Body, Thought, Cognition and Emotion
part III Lessons And Treatments
Circular Complexity
Movement Lessons
Rest and Control Positions
Slow is Faster
Verbal Communication
One-on-One
Do’s and Don’ts in “Body Cognition”
part IV In-Depth Look At The Human Body
Lordoses as Trigger Areas
Centrality of the Abdominal Muscles
The Pelvic Floor – The Lower Barrier
The Thorax as a Junction
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