“A healthy human being can have complete control of his kinesphere and dynamosphere,” according to Rudolf Laban. This suggests that a wide range of motion is both desirable and achievable.
And yet, each of us has effort and shape preferences that define our way of being in the world. These familiar movement patterns anchor us; they provide a “home base.”
On the other hand, it’s fun to move beyond this comfort zone and experience novel dynamic moods and places. This summer, MoveScape Center workshops provide both — a chance to revel in the comfort of home base and/or the opportunity to explore unfamiliar movement landscapes.
In the “Introduction to Movement Pattern Analysis” three-day seminar, you will have your own movement profile constructed. You will learn more about your unique effort and shape range and how these movement patterns relate to decision-making processes. This seminar draws upon the work of renowned movement analyst, Warren Lamb, to illustrate how movement study enhances the understanding of self and others.
In the “Expanding the Dynamosphere” two-day workshop, you will explore new movement territories, visiting the lands of Action, Passion, Vision, and Spell. The emphasis is on awakening movement imagination, expanding your dynamic range, and finding new paths for greater expressivity.
It’s your choice – the comforts of home? New frontiers? Find out more ….