James Power
Find Your Backbone Podcast UK
The Body's User Manual Most of us move through life with physical tension we don't even notice, affecting how we stand, think, and feel. The Body's User Manual is a podcast dedicated to the Alexander Technique: a 100-year-old method designed to help you rediscover ease in your body and clarity[...]
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James Power
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May 5, 2026
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Episodes
The Art of Active Rest: Mending the Body with Mindful Breath 05.05.2026 11:30
In this episode, we explore the transformative practice of active rest, a cornerstone of The Art of Active Rest: Mending the Body with Mindful Breath series. This session moves beyond traditional relaxation, offering a structured way to flood the body with attention and release the unnecessary tension that often goes unnoticed in our daily lives. Inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken po...
The Art of Letting Go: Finding Your Space While Traveling 26.04.2026 3:04
In this short guided session, learn how to find “headspace” and reset during the exhaustion of travel. Using a simple breathing technique called the Whispered Ah , this practice helps you release stress and find physical freedom in your neck and back. Key Highlights: The Power of Humor : Start by bringing to mind a thought or person that makes you laugh to bring a “spark” b...
The secret to better kissing and less stress 13.02.2026 25:37
Episode 1: Presence, Posture, and Connection Can the way you carry your body actually lead to better relationships? In our debut episode, host Katy Rickitt talks with Alexander Technique and Breathwork expert James Power to explore the surprising link between physical ease and emotional connection. We discuss: The “Kissing Tension” Trap: Why physical “reaching” can hinder a...
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