Send us a text If you’ve ever been told your squat is “wrong,” this conversation will change how you think about movement, pain, and coaching. We sit down with author and Feldenkrais practitioner Todd Hargrove to connect three big ideas: how humans evolved to move, how babies develop skill without coaching, and how pain reshapes the brain’s map of the body. The result is a refreshing framework for training that values awareness, variability, and play over rigid cues and one-size-fits-all fixe...
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Send us a text If you’ve ever been told your squat is “wrong,” this conversation will change how you think about movement, pain, and coaching. We sit down with author and Feldenkrais practitioner Todd Hargrove to connect three big ideas: how humans evolved to move, how babies develop skill without coaching, and how pain reshapes the brain’s map of the body. The result is a refreshing framework for training that values awareness, variability, and play over rigid cues and one-size-fits-all fixe...
Send us a textToday's episode we have fellow Voodoo Dude, former NFL Strength Coach & currently working at the Air Force Base in New Mexico Jess Langvardt.Jess has interesting background in S&C and has worked with some of the top minds in the industry. Jess also has a very unique view when it comes to working in human performance as he has gone down many of rabbit holes himself, as he is one of the first coaches to introduce and implement RPR and Square 1 Systems at the NFL leve...
Down the Rabbit Hole
Send us a text If you’ve ever been told your squat is “wrong,” this conversation will change how you think about movement, pain, and coaching. We sit down with author and Feldenkrais practitioner Todd Hargrove to connect three big ideas: how humans evolved to move, how babies develop skill without coaching, and how pain reshapes the brain’s map of the body. The result is a refreshing framework for training that values awareness, variability, and play over rigid cues and one-size-fits-all fixe...
