Embodied Coherence Movement Practice is a movement-based practice focused on improving physiological coherence — the coordinated functioning of breath, posture, movement, and nervous system regulation. The class explores how coherent patterns of movement and attention can support stability, adaptability, and ease in the body.

Practices draw from a range of ancient and modern movement disciplines, including yoga, qigong, club and rope swinging, joint articulation, and strength-through-range approaches such as Kinstretch, PAILs, and RAILs. Sessions may vary in pace and intensity, moving between slow, exploratory work and more dynamic, rhythmic movement.

This is not a fitness class or a therapeutic intervention, but a practice of embodied awareness and coordination. Movements are adaptable, and participants are encouraged to work within their own capacity and curiosity.