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Movement intelligenceFeldenkrais for Teams
Gentle movement education that helps teams notice how they sit, breathe and move during the working day.
The cost of sedentary knowledge work
8–10 hours/day in static postures compresses the spine and restricts breathing
Shallow breathing and limited movement can accompany demanding periods
Chronic neck and shoulder tension costs cognitive bandwidth
Repetitive movement patterns can contribute to everyday stiffness or discomfort
What is the Feldenkrais Method?
Developed by Moshe Feldenkrais, the Feldenkrais Method is a form of somatic education using gentle, attentive movement. Research quality and outcomes vary, so EKA Balance presents it as movement education—not physiotherapy or a guaranteed clinical intervention.
Unlike conventional exercise, sessions emphasise curiosity and attention rather than effort. Participants explore comfortable options and decide what is useful in their daily work.
15–20 min
Short movement breaks can fit between meetings without equipment
4–20
A practical group size for guided movement sessions
Gentle
Movements are exploratory and adapted to comfort; outcomes vary
Conventional approach vs EKA
How a session works
Awareness
Learn to notice how you actually move — not how you think you move.
Exploration
Guided movement sequences reveal habitual tension patterns without effort.
Options
Explore alternative movements within a comfortable, non-clinical range.
Transfer
New patterns carry into daily work: sitting, typing, breathing, presenting.
Movement Breaks
15–20 min sessions between meetings, zero equipment needed
Posture Workshop
Half-day deep-dive for desk-heavy teams
Weekly Group Class
Ongoing sessions for teams of 4–20 people
Individual Sessions
One-to-one Functional Integration for tailored movement exploration
Interested in this service?
Start with a 30-minute discovery call — no obligation, just a conversation about your team's needs.
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“Our engineering team appreciated having a gentle, accessible movement practice during long sprint cycles. The sessions became a welcome part of Fridays.”— Anonymised people-team client — Remote-first team
