I am not a guy in a coffee shop going "Blah, blah, blah" about things he doesn't really know about, because a few people are willing to listen.

This business with a few rouge teachers in AmSAT – who BTW are doing AmSAT no favours – has got me thinking about BodyChance's service: how radical it must appear to some people who have yet to read my two position papers from the International Congress in Oxford (2004) and Lugano (2008) which are available here as a free download.

Giora Pinkas has just sent a letter to the besieged AmSAT SoCal teachers – as I suspected in my previous blog on this topic, John Baron's first letter was just an opening shot in a sustained campaign to defame BodyChance and my own reputation.

Tonight my new Centre in Los Angeles (BCLA) has it's opening party, and some AmSAT members gone rogue have discovered their own peculiar way of welcoming BodyChance to America. I don't usually bother with politics, but I can't resist commenting on a letter that was sent out this morning  to all the Californian Teaching members of AmSAT (American Society for the Alexander Technique).