Energy Resilience: Reclaim Your Body's Natural Power

This program guides you in building energy resilience and reducing injury risk through mindful movement and grounding techniques. It emphasizes foundational movements to improve body mechanics and reduce pain, incorporating elements of behavioral science for sustained habit formation. Designed for all levels, with options for progressive challenges.

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Program Modules

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Grounding Practices: Connecting with the Earth

A series of exercises designed to improve your connection with the ground, enhancing body awareness and reducing injury risk. Detailed instructions and visual aids are provided for each exercise, catering to various skill levels.

Kneeling Exercises: Hip Mobility & Core Stability

Daily

Various kneeling positions to improve hip mobility and core stability. Instructions include visual aids and modifications for different skill levels.

β€œ"Just kneeling on the ground...I'm starting to get an understanding of how to hinge in my hips."”

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Heel Sits: Ankle Flexibility

Daily

Stretching exercise to improve ankle flexibility. Instructions include modifications for those with limited flexibility.

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Single Leg Squats: Ankle Mobility & Balance

Daily

Exercises to increase ankle mobility and balance. Progressive overload options are provided.

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Other Grounded Positions: Exploring Restful Movement

Daily

Explore various seated positions on the floor (long sits, straddles, etc.) for improved flexibility and relaxation. Visual aids and modifications for diverse body types included.

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Barefoot Walking: Sensory Awareness & Foot Strength

Practice walking barefoot on various surfaces to improve foot strength, sensory awareness, and overall body awareness. Begin with familiar surfaces and gradually progress to more challenging terrains.

Progressive Surface Walking: Gradual Exposure

Daily

Gradually introduce different surfaces, starting with familiar ones and progressing to more challenging terrains (grass, mud, stones). Focus on mindful movement and sensory awareness.

β€œ"I would start on something maybe more familiar...and then it's like can I stretch that out into the garden, can I be barefoot on the grass?"”

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