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Karada Kawaru Walking

 

A Structural Reset Lesson from the Solar Plexus

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🔹 Group Session Overview

 

Karada Kawaru Group Session

Beginners Welcome

 

🗓 Date: Tuesday, February 24, 2026

🕕 Time: 18:30 – 20:00

📍 Location: Studio Worcle Ichigaya, Room 201

(3-1-1 Ichigayatamachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)

💰 Fee: ¥5,000 (Pay on site)

 

Held once a month in a small-group setting.

 

This is not about correcting posture.

 

It is about resetting your body’s structure from the center.

 

Not pushing harder.

Not forcing alignment.

 

But reorganizing how the body supports itself.

 

As a result,

you regain the ability to stand and walk naturally.

 

 

What You Will Gain

 

✔ A stable center of gravity

✔ Effortless walking

✔ Release of unnecessary tension in the shoulders, neck, and lower back

✔ Natural integration of breath and core

 

There is no intense exercise.

 

And yet, your walking changes.

 

 

Why This Method?

 

I began studying tango in 2011 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

 

Since then, I have continuously researched movement, structure, and body mechanics at their source.

 

From 2018 onward, I have trained under Diego & Aldana,

World Tango Champions admired globally —

a presence comparable to Messi in football.

 

Their movement is not powerful because of strength.

 

It is powerful because of structure.

 

Over the past 15 years, I have studied these principles deeply

and translated them into a form that anyone can apply in daily life.

 

This is not a class for dancers.

 

It is a structural lesson for everyday living.

 

 

Who This Is For

 

• Those who want to transform posture at its root

• Those who feel limited by conventional core training

• Those who tire easily while walking

• Those seeking refinement rather than force

 

For those who prefer quiet reconstruction.

 

 

Participant Testimonial

 

A real account from a recent session

 

October 22, 2024

 

Last night, I attended a posture improvement workshop together with Isoe-san.

 

After only eight months of core training and walking practice,

Isoe-san has already transformed into what feels like a completely different body.

 

“Today, we’ll try something new,” the instructor said, beginning to walk as a demonstration.

 

“Wait… those muscles don’t even move!”

We were both stunned at the very beginning.

 

The shift was in the pivot point of walking —

a completely different perspective.

 

As we listened to the explanation, it felt like scales falling from our eyes.

 

Within five minutes, Isoe-san was walking like a Westerner.

It was astonishing. His consistent core training clearly made a difference.

 

Even I, who hadn’t trained as much, thought —

“Wait… I look kind of cool.”

 

It wasn’t about bone structure.

 

It was about how the body was being used.

 

Why do Westerners tend to have fewer issues with back and shoulder pain?

Why do they walk with such confidence?

Why do they demonstrate such power in sports?

Why can they dance dynamically and fluidly?

 

Perhaps it is not about how the body is built —

but how it is used.

 

And yet, this shift in pivot point is something no one has pointed out or taught before.

 

The instructor mentioned that this insight came after years of exploration through tango and bodywork — a realization that emerged just a month ago.

 

Rather than carving out extra time for training,

changing how we walk — the movement we use most every day — naturally transforms the body.

 

Regardless of age or bone structure, anyone can begin immediately.

 

Walking engages the entire body.

It supports weight balance, relieves back and shoulder discomfort,

and becomes an asset you carry for life.

 

I encourage you to experience this method for yourself.

 

I regret not recording Isoe-san’s confident walk.

 

It was impressive.

 

I look forward to walking confidently this autumn as well.

 

— Haruko Inohana

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