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-A Guide To Better Movement
- Return to a natural movement that we can do at anytime anywhere
The modern world has a lack of interest in movement or discourages movementWe are part of a society where we sit too much based on the interest of our work and jobsEnvironment and community constraints make it challenging for people to moveWe are disembodied through our digital worldWe are feeling the lack of connection, people want to tune inWe are trying to magnify and encourage movementWhat is movement mapping?As we move we have proprioception receptors throughout our body that gives us our body awareness (where we are in space) Chronic pain we see a decrease or lack in our movement mapping skills, we have a fuzzy image of how we move Ex. gymnast has really good mapping skills. They have really good proprioception awarenessImproving mapping capabilities can help you get out of your negative feedback loop and reduce chronic painPain is very complexIt is normal to have a little pain in joints and body partsDissociation Curing for Sensory Motor Amnesia Using movement in one area while holding another area still to improve your mobilityChris Sommers Building The Gymnastic BodiesFind the best exercise for you Are we seeing more repetitive strain injuries due to a lack of variety?How do we add more variety?Maybe we need to ensure we are varying our intensity not just movementsGet in and do the work, this is not a Gatorade commercial, you don’t need to be gruntingMost of us are trying to get better for the long gameThere are benefits to short intense workouts, but most of us want to take that same mentality 5-6x a dayPlay with movementFind a tree and try and jump and touch itWeekly ChallengesFind a tree and jump! Try and challenge yourself with something that might be out of reach to push yourselfSet a distance in your neighborhood, time yourself and see if you can gain progress in the next few weeks!