
11/12/2024
This is why I teach: I try to let you understand the soft approach. Softness goes much deeper, softness seeks to understand, softness is open-minded, softness is willing to collaborate, softness is heartfelt, and therefor softness is not per se easy.
“Don’t underestimate the power of softness”
I present to you all: S.O.F.T. (Studio of Fascia Training) movement studio.
In today’s world I don’t think we need to move faster, push more, demand more from ourselves and our bodies. It can feel like it’s depleting us and not bringing us towards balance. What I try to bring with my fascia-focussed classes is the opposite. Take time to slow down, mindfully observe where balance is needed in the body. What parts of the body need space, which need a re-awakening, a re-hydration, awareness and which ones need some more strength? It’s not the gripping kind of strength, the holding on tightly and pushing. But it’s the soft, supporting strength from within. Where we can keep things flowing and moving. It’s nuanced strength, where muscles are not turned on or off; but can do as much as is needed for the purpose. Small, deep movements to nurture the body from the inside out.