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Encyclopedia > Bartenieff Fundamentals

Bartenieff Fundamentals are an extension of Laban Movement Analysis developed by Irmgard Bartenieff, who trained with Laban before becoming a physiotherapist. A set of concepts, principles and exercises that apply Laban’s movement theory to the physical / kinesiological functioning of the human body they include:

  • Dynamic Alignment
  • Breath Support
  • Core Support
  • Rotary Factor
  • Initiation and Sequencing
  • Spatial Intent
  • Centre of Weight/Weight Transference
  • Effort Intent
  • Developmental Patterning and its Support for Level Change

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Further reading

  • Hackney, P. (2000) Making Connections Total Body Integration Through Bartenieff Fundamentals. Routledge. ISBN 9056995928

External links

  • Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies (http://www.limsonline.org/)
  • Integrated Movement Studies (http://www.imsmovement.com/) (Laban/Bartenieff)



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Massage and Bodywork Magazine (3346 words)
She created the Bartenieff Fundamentals, a series of six basic patterns — thigh lift, lateral shift, forward pelvic shift, diagonal knee drop, arm circles, and body half (Figures 1A-1F) — widely used to repattern movement in the dance and physical therapy fields.
Bartenieff’s work is also taught in most dance therapy programs as a vehicle for understanding the movement qualities that manifest with mental illnesses.
After patterning my own faulty movement habits with the Bartenieff Fundamentals, I felt enormous relief from the pain I had developed from numerous injuries, poor posture, and years of rowdy childhood play (I have six brothers, and we played hard).
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