I came to movement at 38, and from a long way around — scuba diving, photography, travel, and a lot of curiosity. Then martial arts, dance, yoga, and movement education.
What I noticed along the way is that disciplines which look nothing alike often rest on the same few things: awareness, coordination, balance, rhythm, relaxation, ease.
Dragon Wings is what I kept returning to. Not a collection of techniques — a practice built from what connects movement systems rather than what separates them.
I’m still learning. That’s deliberate. It’s what keeps the teaching alive.
My goal isn’t to help you achieve perfect movement. It’s to help you feel more at home in your own body.