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Dr. Milton Trager teaching May 5, 1984
This recording is from a Practitioner level training, at the time called Intermediate. Dr. Trager is demonstrating on Betty Fuller, who is responsible for organizing Dr. Trager’s first training and the Trager Institute that followed. At the end, the students share their learning with Milton and he responds in his personal way.
This recording has subtitles. To access, click on the white “CC” button on the bottom right of the playback screen. You will have a choice of English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese.
The project to create the subtitles has been a huge volunteer effort by Ilene Watrous ( USTA), Joyce Nutall ( USTA), Paul Overy ( Trager Canada), Lia Goldberg ( Trager France ), Christian Vascotto ( Associazione Trager Italia ), Vanessa Florez ( Trager-Verein Österreich ), Meritxell Prat ( Asociación Método Trager España ), Mihoko Fujita ( Trager Association Japan )
Please also participate in the closed Facebook group to share what you notice and learn.
www.facebook.com/groups/tragerpreservationproject/
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Dr. Milton Trager teaching April 29, 1984
This recording was from a Practitioner level training, at that time called Intermediate. He is teaching shoulder work.
The Legacy Project is focused on preserving and distributing the media heritage that we have of Milton Trager M.D. and some of the other initial Instructors.
Most of the videos that we have access to were shot during various training settings. The dress code and the draping practices reflect the era and location - California USA in the 1980's.
These videos give an opportunity for us to connect the phrases that have been passed down through our current Instructors to the moment in Milton's work with his client that he said these phrases. The words come to life!
In addition to watching these videos, please share comments about what you notice on our closed group Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/tragerpreservationproject
This project is funded through a Trager + grant. For further information, contact legacy@trager.com