Introductory Workshop of Innercise — An Approach of Macrobio-Somatic
Duration: 120 minutes without intermission
Recommended for: 18 years old and above
價格
RM35.00/ approx NT$253.00RM40.00/ approx NT$290.00
from
RM35.00/ approx NT$253.00
所有费用已包含
價格
RM35.00/ approx NT$253.00RM40.00/ approx NT$290.00
from
RM35.00/ approx NT$253.00
所有费用已包含
Duration: 120 minutes without intermission
Recommended for: 18 years old and above
票務
Saturday
27th
Jul 2024
1:00PM (GMT+8)
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關於
This workshop explores the mind-body connection and how your lifestyle choices affect your health.
“Macrobio-somatic” emerges from combining “macrobiotic” and “somatic”, referring to a holistic approach that integrates aspects such as movement, diet and environment harmony, to achieve overall well-being and vitality.
Through fun activities that help you move and connect with others, you will gain a better understanding of your body and feel more connected to the world around you.
This body-focused workshop is not just for professional dancers who wish to explore new creative perspectives and nurture their choreography development. The session also welcomes individuals of all ages who enjoy movement, whether through dance, yoga or self-care practices.
Workshop Content:
Breathing Better: Learn techniques to improve your breathing using your diaphragm.
Energy Pathways: Discover the Ren Channel (Conception Vessel) and Du Channel (Governing Vessel) in your body and learn how to activate them through movement.
Understanding Front Body and Back Body: Explore different layers of your body and how they connect through those pathways.
Balancing Energies: Understand how your body’s different Yin and Yang energies affect your movement and well-being.
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Additional & Accessibility Info
- Age: Recommended for participants aged 18 and above. This workshop is senior-friendly.
- Language: This workshop is conducted in English.
Instructor Bio
Lau Beh Chin (Jinn)
Lau Beh Chin is an artist and the founder of JinnD Productions. With an educational background in chemical engineering and contemporary dance, she has worked with artists from Switzerland, Ireland and France. Discovering Body-Mind-Centring during her studies in Ireland shaped her movement research and teaching, which is rooted in somatic practice.