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Attention & Perception Are Not the Same

Christian Rabhansl   In the opening article “What is Interoception?” I already wrote about this interesting word Interoception. The article aimed to approach this term, ...
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Ship

Wayfinding: The Skill of Making Aligned Decisions

Ramon Castellanos   The ship in sail is one of the best metaphors I know of to describe the experience of navigating life. One must ...
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Creating Gaps & Not Filling Them

Christine Ruffolo   Last year, a focus was made on building rest into physical education.  It was purposefully counter to tradition and expectation.  This year, ...
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Jm

A Better Place to Aim

Jeremy Fein   Reasoning First Do too little? You won’t make much progress. Do too much?  You won’t sustain progress.     Now we’ve been ...
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Three Reasons Your Shoulders Hurt

Tom Morrison   Your shoulders are the most mobile joints in your body! They’re ball and socket joints which means they have a wide range ...
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Full Facial Elasticity Follow-Along

Jason Round   THE WHAT: This routine develops the ability to elicit, organise, and refine elastic recoil through long fascial lines spanning the entire body. ...
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Release

A Deeper Look at Opening & Releasing

Craig Mallett   The way I use these two terms has layers of understanding. At a crude level opening is simply the act of spreading ...
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Trans

Translating Between Teachers and Academics

Alex Sporticus   I have been thinking a lot recently about translation work with regard to teaching PE. I’ve had two roles in my PE ...
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Door

The Mind, the Mirror, the Cage, & the Sea

Dare Carrasquillo   The mind tends towards re-generating what it knows, what it is familiar with. The inside of its cage, the struggles it cannot ...
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Amellknow

On Intent & Anticipation

Amelia Chan   When you drive a familiar route, the journey feels short because you recognize, and can anticipate, the landmarks. You are “cruising” within ...
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Your Brain on Scarcity (Part 3)

Austin Einhorn   PART ONE PART TWO   When you have a full keg of brain juice (energy/ attention or bandwidth), you can do good ...
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Your Brain on Scarcity (Part 2)

Austin Einhorn   PART ONE   Let me guess… You woke up with a plan. A good plan. An ambitious plan, the kind that makes ...
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Your Brain on Scarcity (Part 1)

Austin Einhorn   You are not as good a coach at 5:00 pm as you are at 9:00 am. You are not as good on ...
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Femur

The Femur As An Axis

Adarian Barr Jenn Pilotti   Twisting and rotating—these movements are woven into the fabric of daily life and athletic performance. Whether you’re swiveling to grab ...
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Faces

Cerberus Leetspeak (Part 2)

Dave Wardman   PART ONE   [ 📜 ] parallax diagrams. the combination of the leetspeak, babel-signs, umbral anatomy, and the phase procession [black.white.red] multiplied ...
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Cerberus Leetspeak (Part 1)

Dave Wardman   Leet (often written as 1337 or l33t) is an internet-born writing style where standard letters are replaced with numbers or symbols that ...
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Freeing Up Hips Through the Feet

Dawn Ross   If your hips feel tight, the default advice is predictable:   Stretch them. Strengthen them. Open them. Push your knees out. Squeeze ...
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Blocks to Neuroplasticity

Nicki Miller   First and foremost it’s important to name: our bodies change as we age, regardless of our lifestyle. That’s something to work with, ...
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