The Alexander Technique is a natural postural and breathing technique devised by an Australian actor called FM Alexander in the 1800s. It can be used in an effective way to ease stress-related disorders and in rehabilitation after illness. This guide to the Alexander Technique focuses on the method itself, seen from the student's viewpoint.

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In Skullkickers, two hard-headed mercenaries kill monsters and cause havoc in their search for money, fame, and adventure Along the way, they'll gore goblins, smash skeletons, punch plant people, and whomp werewolves

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