Bueno Movement Design

Walking is a complex, whole-body movement and can be as individual as a signature. Find your unique habits as you explore the nuances of gait, balance, counter-rotation, and use of the ground to propel you forward.

Sense the complex curves and twists of your armature spine, which both supports you and allows for the infinite potential of mobility.

COORDINATING BREATH WITH ACTION

Your breath can either help or hinder your movements. Find more ease and power by experimenting with how you pair breath and action. 

Holistic Pelvic Health for Men & Women.

Pelvic floor health is a vital and natural part of ourselves, and, like everything else, it works best when coordinated with the surrounding musculature. This series can help with lower back pain, hip issues, prolapse, impotence, mild incontinence, and overall mobility.

Can you sit better? Why, yes!

Contrary to what many think, sitting is an active endeavor, and poor sitting habits can increase stress, reduce productivity, cause fatigue, and generally be a big bummer. Explore the act of sitting and find more comfort while you work, play an instrument, or watch movies.

Our face is the only place where our musculature is attached to skin, so we can directly see and feel changes in muscle tone. Everyone’s got a million hidden habits in how we use the muscles the control our eyes, neck, tongue and jaw. This series will explore some of them, using new lessons that we haven’t done before.

A series made especially for gardeners... or anyone who likes to move ;-)

Learn to work smarter as you till, prune, dig, bend, gather, lift, push and pull yourself around your garden.

We'll be playing on the floor this month, discovering new ways to use books to find more mobility in your hips, ankles, ribs and spine.

You'll need a large, thin, hardcover book that won't mind being dropped! A children's picture book is ideal. Borrow one from your kids, your friend's kids, or the library.

The floor is your playground. Explore how moving across the floor translates into easier movement everywhere, whether laying down, sitting standing or walking.

How do you start something new?
How you choose to approach the beginning of something can determine how it will unfold. Using movement as a metaphor, we will play with the infinite variety of how we initiate change in our lives.

In uncertain times, we could all use a bit of grounding. We will explore how we use ourselves to find support through our spine, ribs, pelvis, hands, feet and even eyes… literally connecting to the earth that supports us.