Noah Wilson is an experienced rock climber, favoring outdoor climbing. He shares concepts of "schema" and "tension", and how these elements of his movement bring a sense of fulfillment. Throoughout this episode, we also dig into some nuances of what it means to be "a movement artist." Is Noah more of a movement artist than he originally lets on?

For video context and footage of Noah's "most fulfilling move," follow this link: [coming soon]; the following is footage of the move immediately after noah's most fulfilling: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CyCiaR8ru8P/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Quan Tran is an instructor and performer of aerial dance, specifically the aerial hoop (AKA  lyra). He shares the way he overcame limiting perceptions of physical activity and movement. He shares the ways his movement arts bring a sense of fulfillment, and the ways they have changed over the years. In the end, we tie together how this fulfillment and his breakdance background inform the stylistic nuances of his movements and his approach to aerial dance.

For video context and footage of Quan teaching me his "most fulfilling move," follow this link: https://youtu.be/uV4uAWEe2OE

Dorothy Thai is a practitioner of aerial silks, pole dance, lyra, rock climbing and more.. She shares her journey to find movement arts that bring her a consistent positivity in her live. Dorothy dives into the way in which her movement arts bring a sense of fulfillment, and explores the stylistic nuances of her movement on the silk, rocks, and even the pole.

Zac Majors has been a  US hang gliding team member since 2009, a hang gliding school owner, and highly respected pilot within the hang gliding community at large. He shares impactful experiences which of his time in the harness, speaks on the elements of his movement art that bring him a sense of fulfillment, and dives into the stylistic nuances of movement in a hang glider.