If thinking is too slow, as the founder of contact improvisation Steve Paxton used to state, what else do we have at our disposal to coordinate our action and reaction in movement? In another new contact improvisation workshop with masterful use of Body-Mind Centering® practice, we will pay special attention to our perception. Not only how to use it, but especially how to tune and refine it so that we can rely on it in movement.

Urs Stauffer (Switzerland)

„I met Steve Paxton for the first time in 1989 and was deeply impressed by his dance. The year after I had for the first time the chance to work with Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen and knew right away that Body-Mind Centering® would be a life time project for me. Ever since I kept working with both of these persons that are of great influence in my movement research. I am Somatic Movement Educator and Practitioner certified by the School of Body-Mind Centering and I share my understanding of Contact Improvisation with the personal agreement of Steve Paxton.“

More information and applications at https://www.druna.cz/virtuoso-perception-contact-improvisation-and-body-mind-centering