Dizziness often feels sudden, but it’s rarely random. In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack the three questions I want you to ask before blaming your inner ear or chasing a diagnosis. From ignored injuries to visual strain to how you move through transitions, we look at how the brain gathers information to decide whether you’re safe, steady, or spinning. In this episode you’ll hear: How proprioceptive “blind spots” from old injuries can resurface as vertigoWhy light, vision changes, an...
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Dizziness often feels sudden, but it’s rarely random. In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack the three questions I want you to ask before blaming your inner ear or chasing a diagnosis. From ignored injuries to visual strain to how you move through transitions, we look at how the brain gathers information to decide whether you’re safe, steady, or spinning. In this episode you’ll hear: How proprioceptive “blind spots” from old injuries can resurface as vertigoWhy light, vision changes, an...
Episode 24 - Beyond Technique: Kelly Kane on Movement, Intuition, and Teaching
Three Questions with Meghann Koppele Duffy
50 minutes
4 months ago
Episode 24 - Beyond Technique: Kelly Kane on Movement, Intuition, and Teaching
What does it look like to lead with intuition, science, and a little bit of weirdness? In this episode of Three Questions, I sit down with Kelly Kane, educator, innovator, and someone who helped reignite my own passion for movement. We talk about what it means to trust your instincts as a teacher, why being yourself is the best permission slip you can give others, and how collaboration, not competition, can shift the entire movement industry. In this episode you’ll hear: ✅ Why intuition...
Three Questions with Meghann Koppele Duffy
Dizziness often feels sudden, but it’s rarely random. In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack the three questions I want you to ask before blaming your inner ear or chasing a diagnosis. From ignored injuries to visual strain to how you move through transitions, we look at how the brain gathers information to decide whether you’re safe, steady, or spinning. In this episode you’ll hear: How proprioceptive “blind spots” from old injuries can resurface as vertigoWhy light, vision changes, an...
