[CI-Announce] Contact Improv in Paradise - Please post

Mark Zemelman mark at contactimprov.com
Sat Nov 25 22:23:31 CET 2006


*Contact Improv in Paradise!*
*Lake Atitlan, Guatemala*
*March 4-10, 2007*
*with Mark "Moti" Zemelman*

Contact Improv picture  Picture - Sunset


Come join internationally known dance teacher, *Mark "Moti" Zemelman* 
<http://www.contactimprov.com/bio.html> at the extraordinary *Villa 
Sumaya Retreat Center* <http://www.villasumaya.com/Retreats.html> on the 
shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Dance, swim, kayak, and hike in 
heaven on earth. Enjoy daily Contact Improv classes and evening dance 
jams with live music, as well as  opportunities to boat across the lake 
to traditional Mayan villages to experience Guatemala's rich indigenous 
culture.

Villa Sumaya's 1000 square foot dance/yoga studio boasts a lake front 
location, full panoramic view, hardwood floor, glass pyramid sky light 
and cascading garden waterfalls.  The sublime retreat is a thatch roofed 
complex, with comfortable rooms, spacious gardens, restaurant/bar, 
book/video library, hot tub, and sauna, all hidden in the natural 
surroundings of this beautiful setting.

CLICK *HERE* <http://www.contactimprov.com/Registrationform.html> For 
the REGISTRATION FORM
For more info check out *www.contactimprov.com* 
<http://contactimprov.com> and click on workshops and classes, or e-mail 
Mark at contactimprov.com

*Room/Board: *
Shared room (2-3 person) - $390
Single room - $540
Camping (limited number of spaces) - $240

*Workshop Fee:*
Early Registration (before Dec. 31) - $250
(before Jan. 31) - $300
(After Feb. 1) - $350

* Limited Scholarships available, please inquire.


Course includes three gourmet meals a day plus a group hot tub and sauna.
Airfare and additional travel costs not included in pricing.
Workshop limited to 23 people.


Villa Sumaya Picture


CLICK *HERE* <http://www.contactimprov.com/Registrationform.html> For 
the REGISTRATION FORM
for more info CALL/ E-MAIL :
(413) 231-4623
mark at contactimprov.com

Visit Mark's new website and learn more about Mark's workshops and 
Contact Improv Jams world-wide!

 *www.contactimprov.com <http://www.contactimprov.com>*


Contact Improvisation is a partner dance form with safe touch as  the 
foundation for connecting with others in a playful intimate  way. 
Through the physical principles of touch, momentum, and weight  sharing, 
this movement practice explores the skills of falling,  rolling, 
counterbalance, lifting using minimal effort, centering  and breathing 
techniques, and responsiveness to our partners and  surroundings. 
Together we create a safe space to explore these  skills and let our 
curiosity and joy lead the dance. * There is a  sweet surrendering that 
happens when our bodies stay faithful to  what is happening now, and 
now... and NOW! In my classes  participants learn to recognize and 
differentiate the subtle  impulses in our choices and our partner's 
choices. We begin to  decipher the cues that we give and receive which 
tell us when to  lead or follow, where to touch, how to lift, when to 
slow down, and  when to be still. Learn to stay in integrity with each 
choice,  never forcing, never rushing. When Body, Mind, and Spirit are  
united in their instinctive wisdom we find our-selves at home in  every 
moment expressing our true nature.


*Mark "Moti" Zemelman*, MFA, began practicing Contact Improv seventeen 
years ago. Over the past twelve years he has taught and performed across 
the US and more recently in Guatemala, Europe and Israel.  He runs the 
new website www.contactimprov.com <http://www.contactimprov.com/>, plays 
ambient vocal-electronic music for Contact Jams, was an original member 
of Wire Monkey Dance Company <http://www.wiremonkeydance.com>, and has 
facilitated programs at Earthdance <http://www.earthdance.net>, Omega 
Institute <http://www.eomega.org/>, and Kripalu Yoga Center 
<http://www.kripalu.org/>. Other training includes yoga, Action Theater 
<http://www.actiontheater.com/>, voice training, stilt-walking, modern 
dance, and clowning.


Mark Zemelman Pic
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