In the press

Scotland on Sunday ~ 21 February 2012

Thanks to Victoria Willard for the photograph and the kind clients who offered their very personal stories.

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Dance GB ~ 28 October 2011

Scottish Ballet, National Dance Company Wales and English National Ballet are joining forces for the first time in a national celebration of dance inspired by the 2012 London Olympics and the coming together of the British nations for Team GB.

Christopher Harrison, Scottish Ballet’s Dance GB poster boy, talks about his training. This is the first of a few videos from each company, exploring the world of dancers as 'athletes of God'.

See Chris's Full interview here

Bearsden and Milngavie Herald ~ 18 March 2011

A DAD who once suffered from crippling back pain is gearing up for a marathon swim, kayak, trek and cycle for a SECOND time.

Read the full article on David's amazing sucess

Daily Record ~ 23 August 2010

CRIPPLED with excruciating back pain, Murray Leith was unable to get out of bed one morning.

As someone who suffered a catalogue of back problems for two decades, most days were a struggle for the university lecturer - even simple tasks like standing upright were near-impossible.

Click to read the full article (The original appeared in the Daily Record)

Other editorial ~ 05 July 2010

We have also received a a number of smaller articles in the listed publications following our launch day in May.

BBC Radio Scotland ~ 28 June 2010

On a sunny, nerve wracking day in June Kate and Fin did a live radio interview on BBC Scotland's Macaulay and co. Listen to hear Kate working with Lesely and Fred's interview with Fin.

Sunday Mail ~ 23 May 2010

IT'S the technique used by ballet dancers to keep their bodies supple and injury free for the big stage.

But gyrokinesis can be just as beneficial to ordinary people who just want to keep their bodies in tip-top condition.

We can learn a lot from the world of dance.

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M-Press Magazine ~ 05 April 2010

For this issue I am reviewing a highly innovative approach to the movement of the body and its conditioning, namely the Gyrotonic Expansion System. This fantastic system is taught by both Kate & Finlay Menzies in the prestigious settings of the Movement Studio, Glasgow’s West end, also at the newly developed Tramway, home to Scottish Ballet.

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Sky Arts at Scottish Ballet ~ 03 February 2010

The Sky Arts camera follow the dancers as they prepare to perform George Balanchine’s ‘Rubies’, ‘Workwithinwork’ choreographed by William Forsythe and ‘In Light and Shadow’, set to the music of Bach. Get a behind the scenes glimpse of their working lives including their work on the Gyrotonic equipment.