Lee Hamblin

One of the options available during your holiday is a daily yoga session led by Lee Hamblin. For more information about Lee and his teaching visit his website at http://www.kalithea.org/

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Stephanie Dutton

Stephanie is a highly experienced Shaw Method Swimming Teacher, and a Watsu, Healing Dance and Ai Chi Practitioner.
She practices a holistic approach, and brings an exceptional insight and creativity into swimming and movement.

Clare Rourke

Clare completed a 3 year full time training at the Oxford Alexander Technique Training school and has a great enthusiasm for the work based on the positive impact it can have for individuals both personally and professionally. Clare teaches from home in East Oxford and assists Penny on the MA course for Actors at the ArtsEd. She plays folk guitar and particularly enjoys exploring the use of the Technique in musical performance (and as a tool to address stagefright !). http://www.alexworks.co.uk

Penny O'Connor

Penny worked for ten years in theatre as a writer/performer/director. She assisted the training of other Alexander teachers for three years in North London and set up a consultancy Awareness and Development to take the Technique into the workplace, organising conferences and workshops. Penny currently works with musical theatre and acting students as resident teacher of the Alexander Technique at the ArtsEd school for Performing Arts in London, where she also runs a professional development scheme mentoring newly qualified Alexander Technique teachers. http://www.alexanderpen.co.uk/

Penny and Clare are both Members of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique.
Her unique approach is designed to help you cultivate a relationship with the water which is conducive to physical as well as emotional relaxation.
Stephanie has earned an international reputation for positive results from her unique and gentle methods, and welcomes the opportunity of working with you.
“Being in water is about enjoying and exploring movement in a continuing flow of graceful, unforced strokes, when every part of the body seems to be an extension of another part, and nothing is hurried or rushed” Poetry in Motion. Stephanie Dutton FISTC.
For more information regarding Stephanie, please visit her website: http://www.enjoythewater.com