Writings


New Article By Michael Protzel

Why We Sit & Stand So Poorly

Presenting a New Descriptive Motor Theory To Replace the Misconceived “Posture” Paradigm


How Cultural Conditioning & Faulty Sensory Appreciation Thwart Our Understanding and Our Ability to Change

Read Full Article Here

Earlier Writings

Gravity, Human Movement & Parkinsons Disease (2016) 

Prepared in conjunction with an interview available at www.parkinsonsrecovery.com | Webcast 2/9/16


Preventing Interference -- Shedding New Light on Our Habitual Manner of Use (2015)

Published in the AmSAT Journal, Issue No.8, Fall 2015


Habitual vs. Innate Sitting -- A World of Difference (2015)


On Standing (2015)


The Alexander Technique, Science and New Ideas (2012)

Published in Statnews, Volume 8, Issue 2, January 2013


The Wrong Thing (2007)

Published in AmSAT News, Issue #75, Winter 2007


The Use of the Self -- A Missing Link (2006)

A Presentation given at the 2006 AmSAT Annual Meeting


Mapping Self Use Territory -- Reflections on Ron Dennis' Conceptual Foundations (2005)

Analyzes Alexander's observations/theories and General Semantics


Alexander's Observations and Theories (2005)

Published in Statnews, Volume 6, Issue 16, June 2005


Alexander's Error (2004)

Published in AmSAT News, Issue #67, Spring 2005


Why Do We Tense Our Necks? (2003)

Excerpt published in AmSAT News, Issue #62, Winter (2003)


Down To Earth (1999, Revised 2001)

Published in AmSAT News, Issue #45, Summer 1999