Meet Shmuel Tatz Event

Dancers!  Athletes! Musicians!

Anyone using their body on a daily basis can benefit from regular body tuning.

BODY TUNING is the technique used by such dance legends as Fernando Bujones,  Alexandra Danilova, Vladimir Vasiliev, Natalia Makarova, Anna Sokolow and Tommy Tune; stars of today like Joaquín De Luz, Savion Glover and Diana Vishneva; and prominent instructors like David Harford, Finis Jhung and Irina 
Kolpakova.
After Alexander Technique and Feldenkrais’ work, comes Body Tuning.  After 
the physical therapist stretches you, your chiropractor adjusts you and Pilates strengthens your core, now is the time to experience the synergy of all of this. 
Body Tuning puts everything together and makes sure your body is running smoothly; or “in tune.”
I have put together an opportunity for you to meet the amazing Dr. Shmuel Tatz, who has created Body Tuning and has been practicing for 40 years.

In this workshop, you will receive 5-10 minutes of hands-on Body Tuning and learn methods for self-tuning that are specific to your body's needs. Enjoy longevity in your professional career without interruption by keeping your body tuned regularly. 
          

Please contact me to register for this event.  There is only room in the small office for eight people, and I already have three signed up.

DETAILS:

Cost: Only $10
Place: Dr. Tatz’ Body Tuning Studio
(near Columbus Circle)  exact address supplied upon registration
Day: Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Time: 6pm to 7pm
Attendance is limited to the first eight.
To Register: JasonAlanGriffin@gmail.com                                                                                        
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