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Robert Rickover teaches the Alexander Technique in Lincoln, Nebraska and Toronto, Canada, working with individual students and with groups. He graduated from the School of Alexander Studies in London, England in 1981 where he also served on the faculty. He studied for over fifteen years with master Alexander teacher Marjorie Barstow and frequently assisted her in teaching her Alexander Technique workshops in Lincoln, Nebraska. Robert began a private teaching practice in Toronto, Canada in 1981 and maintains a dual practice since moving to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1990. He holds degrees in physics and economics from Yale University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Robert is a teaching member of the Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique (STAT), the American Society for the Alexander Technique (AmSAT) and Alexander Technique International (ATI). He is the creator of The Complete Guide to the Alexander Technique and is the co-host of Alexander Talk. He is the Director of Alexander Technique Workshops - Bring a Workshop to Your Area and Movement Coaching by Phone and is on the faculty of the Annual High School Solo Singer Workshop at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
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Audio and Video Information about the Alexander Technique
Listen to or Download a Lincoln Journal Star Podcast interview with Robert
Robert Talks About the Alexander Technique and Musicians
Alexander Technique Podcast
British Medical Journal Video
Video about longtime Lincoln Master Teacher Marjorie Barstow
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Alexander Technique in
Lincoln, Nebraska
Robert teaches individual lessons in Lincoln, Nebraska year round. To arrange for lessons, call Robert at (402) 475-4433 or use this Email Contact.
Robert will be teaching at the Annual High School Solo Singer Workshop at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln, Nebraska, June, 2010.
He will be teaching at the Alexander Technique Workshops of Omaha weekend workshops during 2010.
Alexander Technique in
Toronto, Canada
Robert will next be teaching individual lessons in Toronto, Canada (Bloor/ St. George St. area) November 6 - 20, 2010. To arrange for lessons, call Robert at (402) 475-4433 or use this Email Contact. From November 6 only, he can be reached at (416) -961-7405.
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