Greg Holdaway

Greg has a dance performance background and have been teaching Alexander technique for 30 years. In that time he has worked with diverse populations of students including tertiary students, musicians, sports people, health practitioners and the general public but is now primarily involved in Alexander teacher training and professional development training for musicians and music teachers Greg has a Masters degree in Human Movement science from the University of Sydney. He has conducted collaborative university research into movement teaching methodologies (dance related), and investigated the role of motor imagery in peripheral movement reflexes as part of his degree. He is now preparing an application and judging if his busy teaching life has room for a science oriented Phd program investigating aspects of coordination related to the Alexander technique.