Alexander Technique
with Tim Soar
+44 (0)1792 296278
Alexander lessons available in Swansea from April 26th
The Welsh Government has now confirmed the date for the lifting of restrictions on "close contact services".
So I am happy to say that I am planning to offer lessons in Swansea from Monday April 26th 2021.
Please get in touch to make a booking, or for more information.
Updated on April 9th 2021
I teach regularly in the following places:
(click links for directions and more information)
Swansea: This is my home practice, where I am most of the time.
London: Monthly visits to central London; individual lessons available. Click here for dates.
Denmark: Three visits per year for lessons and workshops.
RWCMD: Lessons for students at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff.
Established in Swansea in 1993
The Alexander Technique is a unique system of movement education and self awareness which enables us to "re-learn" the fundamental building-blocks of movement, posture, balance, breathing and reaction.
- relief from posture-related pain,
- greater body awareness,
- stress management and reduction of tension,
- improved results for performers and athletes,
- a more comfortable pregnancy,
- faster recovery following injury or surgery,
- better vocal use,
- management of some otherwise intractable conditions.
Tim has a great deal of experience of teaching people across a wide range of physical fitness and disability, and has taught regular students aged from nine to ninety! The Alexander Technique is a practical way to solve problems of tension and coordination whether your aim is to play concertos, run a marathon, or to make everyday movements with less difficulty.
London
- at the Westminster Alexander Centre, 8 Hop Gardens, St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4EH
- and at The Constructive Teaching Centre, 13 The Boulevard, Imperial Wharf, SW6 2UB
Please contact me to book, or for more information. The fee for a 45 minute lesson in London is £48.
Contact:
You can send an email either directly to timothy.soar (at) gmail.com, or by using the form here - please be sure to type your own email address correctly! Alternatively, my (UK landline) telephone number is 01792 296278 - please leave a message if I’m not able to answer.