We humans are shaped a bit like inverted pyramids—built for movement, more than stability. So how do we manage to clearly stand on our own two feet, and still move quickly and easily? It’s a joke among Feldenkrais practitioners that the answer is always the pelvis.

We humans are shaped a bit like inverted pyramids—built for movement, more than stability. So how do we manage to clearly stand on our own two feet, and still move quickly and easily? It’s a joke among Feldenkrais practitioners that the answer is always the pelvis.

We humans are shaped a bit like inverted pyramids—built for movement, more than stability. So how do we manage to clearly stand on our own two feet, and still move quickly and easily? It’s a joke among Feldenkrais practitioners that the answer is always the pelvis.