The Use of the Eyes in Movement
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The Use of the Eyes in Movement
The eyes initiate and control most motor behavior. Working with the relationship of the eyes to the rest of the body can be a powerful means to improve physical organization and functioning. Jack Heggie combines the theory and practice of "Awareness Through Movement"® with the vision improvement of Dr. William Bates and has developed 13 "Awareness Through Movement" vision exercises which reduce eye strain and improve posture, flexibility and visual acuity.
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