The rolling point of view
 
Where does the movement come from? Where does it go ? What’s our role in that? And how does it relate to the concept of “rolling point of contact”?
We will try, simply, to research the idea of origin, direction and root movement takes, through us, from us, and around us. 
Our idea deals with perspective- our point of view into the leaning point with partner/floor. By changing the point of view, close or far, we may identify where the movement comes from, how it passes through me and my partner (and back), and where it goes, continues…
We hope for a simple and clear practice, giving us new tools to move together, with less effort and more participation, with eachother and our surrounding
 
Yaniv Minzer
A teacher and practitioner for about 12 years, he has taught in a "the group" in Jaffa, the Academy in Haifa and Jerusalem, Vertigo dance company, Kolban Dance, and other independent settings in Israel and abroad.
A senior therapist in the Ilan Lev method. for about a decade, has been accompanying training courses in Israel and abroad. He guides the basic course for therapists in the Ilan Lev method.
 
Avraham khazin
Graduated from the High School for Dance Theater and Modern Circus "Sandsial". Teaches dance and contact at the Tamara Rehovot Studio and at the "HaMegal" dance school. Dancer creates and performs in the ensemble "Lashvat Lakum".
Practitioner in the Ilan Lev method