
EXAMINE – pain, problem solving
HOW It’s All Connected (Part 2)
Austin Einhorn PART ONE In the last post, we worked through the most probable causes of a shoulder problem—first locally, ...
HOW It’s All Connected (Part 1)
Austin Einhorn IT’S NOT ALL CONNECTED. Your feet and your neck are as connected as LA is to New York ...
The Mechanics of Left-Side Counterbalance
Amelia Chan Playing the violin requires the two sides of the body to work together asymmetrically. Developing a strong sense ...
A Movement Pension
Tom Morrison Most people don’t think about their body’s pension… until they’re already spending it. I’ve got to that stage ...
Chaos or Control (or Both)?
Alex Sporticus There are two ways we can improve children and young people’s experience of physical education. We can increase what ...
Retuning Needs
Ramon Castellanos In this episode, we explore what it means to fall out of tune with the living world—and how ...
Stop Chasing Depth?
Miguel Viero Your joints talk to each other. Your squat is not a shape, it’s a collaboration If you’re chasing ...
Foundations & Motivations
Jeremy Fein This pyramid idea has been a big theme on walks in the woods with my partner recently, and ...
Teaching Autonomy Through Weightlifting (Part 1)
Christine Ruffolo Being able to make decisions is a form of ownership, and having ownership leans on being accountable for ...
An Identity of Small Wins
Brandon Chien Consistency stems from the ability to assess and adjust to the current state you find yourself in… View ...