Clay Schaub
Clay Schaub
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Swimming Tai Chi Cycling Anxiety/Performance Anxiety Breathing Performing Arts/Dance Performing Arts/Instrument Performing Arts/Theatre Postural Support Repetitive Strain Injury Tension Reduction Yoga Building Confidence Chronic Back Pain Chronic Pain Fitness Meditation Occupational Health/Workplace Issues Stress Management Working with Seniors Performing Arts/Singing Running
About
Clay Schaub is an Alexander Technique Teacher in Milwaukee. He works frequently with musicians, actors, dancers, and people with chronic pain. In addition to running a private practice, he has worked as an assistant trainer of Alexander teachers for more than 10 years, on several different courses–ATNYC, ATMKE, and ATTiC. He trained under the direction of John Nicholls and Nanette Walsh at ATNYC in Manhattan, completing a 3-year 1600 hour AmSAT Certification Program in June of 2012. Clay first came to the technique in 2002, after years of struggling with carpal tunnel syndrome and music-performance related injuries.
Clay teaches from his home in Bayview, a 7 minute drive from downtown Milwaukee. Typically, students take weekly 45-minute lessons. Should you be interested in more frequent lessons, a half hour lesson twice a week also works very well. Clay's usual rate is $50/45-minute lesson, but he does offer a sliding-scale rate of $35/45-minute lesson for those who need it. To schedule private lessons please email: clayschaub@gmail.com
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