Feldenkrais NYC

Feldenkrais NYC Movement for Pain Relief, Recovery, and Your Optimal Health. Attentive practice. Profound changes. New skills and abilities.

Physical Therapy & Feldenkrais NYC is a participating member of The Hospital for Special Surgery Rehabilitation Network. You are welcome to work with us online, individually, in group classes, and by joining our online courses through our learning platform. We are looking forward to working together!

Our mission is to transform lives through movement practice. Nothing makes us happier! Thank you for this wonderful revi...
02/18/2026

Our mission is to transform lives through movement practice. Nothing makes us happier! Thank you for this wonderful review.

02/14/2026

Good start of the new season. Two silver medals (Vet50 and Vet Open). Not perfect, but progress!

01/25/2026

Shoveling snow can be tough on your back. Learn how to use your hips instead of your spine to prevent injury. Don't forget to limber up and ...cool down afterwards!

01/14/2026

We’ve begun Upright, At Last — and the doors are still open.
If posture advice has ever felt vague, effortful, or confusing, this is different.
We’re working with the thoracic spine in a way that brings clarity, ease, and real support.

I promise:
you’ll feel your middle back with a precision you didn’t know was possible.
Join us. Your spine will thank you.

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01/09/2026

Good posture isn't about discipline; it's about balance. Your nervous system is constantly working to keep you safe and upright. Understanding this dynamic can transform how you approach posture.

01/08/2026

Discover how your nervous system maintains balance, explained with a circus plate analogy. Clear internal relationships create effortless balance, while unclear ones require conscious effort. Understand the key to staying steady.

If posture feels like work,You’re probably missing movement where it matters most. The middle back doesn’t need to be f...
01/07/2026

If posture feels like work,
You’re probably missing movement where it matters most. The middle back doesn’t need to be forced. It needs to be invited. When it moves, the rest of the body organizes itself.

01/06/2026

Moshe Feldenkrais defines good posture as being ready to move in any direction without hesitation or preparation.

It's about having the best information to help make moving easier, not just trying harder. A better approach to how we use our bodies.

If you want to understand what actually works — and why holding your shoulders back never lasts — comment “VIDEO” and I’ll send you the full video link.

01/06/2026

Want to improve your posture for good? Stop focusing on correction and start educating your nervous system about how your body actually works. Key insight: it starts with the middle back.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year, Friends!
May you have robust health, deeply meaningful relationships, and joy in your heart! !

Today feels like one of those beautiful overlap moments.For some, today is the last day of Chanukah.For others, Christma...
12/22/2025

Today feels like one of those beautiful overlap moments.

For some, today is the last day of Chanukah.
For others, Christmas is coming soon.
For some, it arrives in January.
For others, this season holds different holidays, rituals, or quiet meaning.

Different calendars.
Different traditions.
Same human need for light, rest, connection, and hope.

May whatever you celebrate—or simply pause for—bring you a little more warmth, a little more ease in your body, and a little more kindness toward yourself and others.

Wishing you peaceful holidays, in all their forms.
Onwards & Upward.

12/22/2025

Most knee pain doesn’t come from damage.
It often comes from everyday movements we repeat without thinking — until they start irritating the knee.

In this short video, I explain why that happens and what actually helps.

If this resonates, I put together a short guide called Stop Angry Knees that walks you through the most common movement habits that strain knees — and what to do instead.

Link in the comments.

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134 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+12127272225

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