Water Shiatsu

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Hi Roberta,

 

 

Thank you for your interest in Watsu. Here are three things regarding

your question that you may already know...:One that you can't do anything

about is your size : Having long arms is a great advantage you probably

noticed by working on small children. Second is learning different grips not

just the first position where you can only do some lateral stretches and waves

, which is already very great. Third are floatation devices, so that your

patient

can float easily. Watsu uses Velcro devices that you tie on the legs.

Jahara technique (using a noodle) is probably the best

technique for

learning various positions and grips where you can actually DO Shiatsu in the

water. The rest, Watsu, Healing dance, Water-dance is merely stretching the

meridians and using the water as the mother hand . Again this seems little but

what a incredible experience!. I will offer some classes in the Alps next year

for beginners and i would gladly give you a private lesson if you come

through Switzerland.

Presence, practice & ingeniousity are the key, let the Mother do

what

you could not .

 

Lots of love

 

Where and with whom did you learn Watsu?

 

Amir e-mail:

lewatsu