Recent published articles by or about Holly Sweeney

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May 2007: Beverly Saadeh: Alexander Technique Puts Riders In Proper Balance

Photo: Bevery Saadeh

Exchange, the journal of Alexander Technique International:

Vol.7 No.1 (April 1999): Holly Sweeney: Exploring the Alexander Technique: Its Central Hypothesis and Teaching Modalities (part I)

Vol.7 No.2 (July 1999): Holly Sweeney-Hillman, Exploring the Alexander Technique: Its Central Hypothesis and Teaching Modalities (part II)

Tai Chi Chuan, the journal of the International Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan Association http://www.yangfamilytaichi.com

The Mind’s Eye: Teaching Tai Chi to People without Sight, July 2010

Number 24 ( Winter & Spr ing 2009): The Nature of Balance and the Practice of Tai Chi Chuan

Number 23 (Spring and Summer 2008): Looking through the Lens of Science at the KNEE (Another in our series of essays about the biomechanics of Tai Chi Chuan)

Number 22 (Winter 2007): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part 6: Looking at: “Chen zhui jian zui zhou,” “Sink the shoulder and droop the elbows”)

Number 21 (Summer 2007): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part 5: A Brief Review)

Number 20 (Fall 2006): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part 4: Looking at: “Hang xiong ba bei,” “Contain the chest and lift up the back”)

Number 19 (Summer 2006): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part I I, B: Looking at: “Song yao,” “Loosen the waist”, continued)

Number 18 (Winter 2006): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part 2: Looking at "Song yao," "Loosen the Waist")

Number 16 (Spring 2005): Looking through the Lens of Science at the Ten Essentials of Tai Chi Chuan (Part 1: "Practice continuously and without interruption”)