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Sev

Movement as a ‘Cure’ for Social Awkwardness

Sevinc Gurmen   “How did you become this social?” is a question that I get from either people who realize that I am one of ...
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Good Wiil

An Apple A Day?

Jeremy Fein   If you listen to the loudest voices and the wittiest memes in the fitness world, you’ll very quickly find out that there ...
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Nic

Keep Doing Things

Nick Konow   K E E P D O I N G T H I N G S. // Do them past boredom. Far past ...
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Movnattm2

MovNat Level 1

Christine Ruffolo   The two-day level one workshop is designed to give participants entrance level skills of walking, hanging, crawling, jumping, and throwing.  The MovNat ...
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Sevfeat

Training Positions of Hypermobility

Sevinc Gurman   In our FRC session with @senaozgoren this week, we trained our hyperflexed knee in its end range together with Passive Range Holds. ...
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The Bigger Picture

Movement in the Big Picture

Jenn Pilotti   What does it means to be alive? Not just the experience of living, but the actual physiological process that accompanies being able ...
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Jeremy Feature

Learning the Impossible

Jeremy Fein   If you were to walk into a juggling festival in the 90s…okay, wait. There is such thing as a juggling festival. And ...
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Bookend

Roundtable #4 – Bookends of Practice

Feature photo morzaszum from Pixabay.   WHAT ARE THE BOOKENDS OF YOUR PERSONAL PRACTICE? How do you begin your training sessions?  How do you know when you ...
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Dancefight

It’s All Art

Stephanie Lee   I am drawn to the undeniable human experience. The guttural, heart-wrenching physical assertions of the body. For me, few things are as ...
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Dregym

Resistance to Assistance

Andre Miller We all need help. Receiving help is a matter of making oneself accessable to forces or power. If you are incapable of receiving ...
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Tribe

Finding Your Tribe

Nadia Genois   “You are imperfect, you are wired for struggle, but you are worthy of love and belonging.”― Brené Brown   Last september, I ...
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Pestand

A New PE: Year in Review

Christine Ruffolo Being a public educator means you will never be without students.  The caveat is that many won’t want to be there. Shaped by ...
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Taking up Space

Austin Einhorn     Here’s a infinitely better alternative to developing soccer skills than the swill I posted yesterday. “Agility” with speed ladders and non ...
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Jenntrans

Transitions – Effective vs. Efficient

Jenn Pilotti In the movement disciplines, it’s easy to get hung up on specific aspects of a skill. What does the finished product look like? ...
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Butterfly

Breaking Down the Butterfly

Gary Stockdale   STROKE BREAKDOWN: BUTTERFLY Butterfly is one of the two short axis, competitive strokes. This is to say that it oscillates up and ...
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Britreat

Training Overhead Shoulder ER

Brian Fox     “We don’t treat end ranges, we train them.” -#functionalrangerelease Isometrically loading two different end ranges then eccentrically grooving that full range ...
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Tomsilly

The Brilliance of Sillinesss

Tom Morrison When “movement” became a fitness “buzzword” it was an exciting and sad day. The world was plummeted into a stream of overthinking, overcorrecting, ...
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Scanning and Noticing

Alex Sporticus   “When you are a step removed from the fray, you see things that come as surprises – and its important to allow ...
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