EXAMINE – pain, problem solving
Teaching is Different from the Experience of Learning
Alex Sporticus “The student’s learning about teaching, gained from a limited vantage point and relying heavily on imagination, is not ...
Truer Than Truth
Dare Carrasquillo Alternative Title: The Basic Scam of Our Cultural Stories No one is a success. And no one is ...
Ankle Setting
Adarian Barr Ankle Setting, Rotation Completion, and Tibial Integration Ankle setting and completing ankle rotation are not isolated mechanics. They ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
On Intent & Anticipation
Amelia Chan When you drive a familiar route, the journey feels short because you recognize, and can anticipate, the landmarks ...