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Anatomy of Presence

Anatomy of Presence

Each person has their own unique relationship to the sensations in their body, and to their awareness of their relationship to gravity. By traveling around and inside our bodies consciously and playfully, we can shift our attention to different bones, muscles and to new areas we’ve never noticed before; essentially taking ourselves apart while dancing, in order to put ourselves back together again as integrated moving beings. This is the journey we will take together in this workshop, as I guide you in exploring and discovering your individual body map. The tools we’ll be using are breathing, grounding, centering, balance, play and discovery. Our focus will be tuning in closely to our sensorial experiences and our creative impulses. Our mission will be to visualize and sense our actual physical anatomy, to integrate this new awareness without effort, and to use that as a spring board to creating new expanded movement possibilities in our dance, and in our daily lives.


Erik Iversen is a founding member of the 5Rhythms worldwide community. He was in the his first training with Gabrielle Roth in 1981 and became one of her first workshop producers out of Montreal in the 1980’s. Over the next 40 years, he practised and taught the 5Rhythms as well as maintaining a one-one-one bodywork practice; over time he integrated the wisdom he gained from hands-on work with the insight from guiding thousands of dancers on the dancefloor. In 2016, he graduated from the 2-year Leadership and Transformation training at the Hendricks institute, and is now a certified coach. In 2017, Erik co-founded Kite Parade Co (www.kiteparade.co) and in 2020, he designed the Somatomy™ series, a 3-part training that guides participants through an in-depth, experiential understanding of their anatomy and offers powerful tools for creating deep presence and flow through movement and conscious embodiment.

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