How I Used MovNat to Conquer My First Spartan Ultra Race
By Chris Redig, MovNat Expert Trainer “Today’s race is 32 miles with 60 obstacles,” barked the staffer. 78 of us stood at the starting line for Spartan Ultra at Drumlanrig… Read More
By Chris Redig, MovNat Expert Trainer “Today’s race is 32 miles with 60 obstacles,” barked the staffer. 78 of us stood at the starting line for Spartan Ultra at Drumlanrig… Read More
MovNat has a well-rounded portfolio of E-course offerings to suit a wide variety of goals. Oftentimes, our students come into the practice of Natural Movement with more than one goal…. Read More
A Doctor’s Perspective on the Clinical Applications of Natural Movement By Dr. Phil Lombardo, Level 2 MovNat Certified Trainer The medical community is failing us when it comes to movement… Read More
Safe Landings: How to Jump Down from a Height By Alex Schenker, MovNat Master Trainer The human body is capable of experiencing a moment of freedom from the constraints of… Read More
By Erwan Le Corre, MovNat Founder Am I too old for Natural Movement? Did I miss the window of opportunity? Is MovNat only for young people? Asking oneself such questions… Read More
By Nate Amado, MovNat Master Trainer What’s the difference between functional movement and practical movement? Simply put, practical movement has a direct and clear purpose that is relevant and/or useful… Read More
By Jerome Rattoni, MovNat Master Instructor If you want to improve both your climbing skills and abdominal strength, the Foot Pinch is a superb natural movement to begin practicing. This… Read More
If you want the latest articles, training videos, news, events, online and in-person training opportunities, there are several ways to stay in the loop with what’s happening at MovNat. The… Read More
A Visual Introduction to (Foot-Hand) Crawling Skills By Peri Zourides, MovNat Team Instructor “You have to crawl before you can walk.” Yes, but why? Anyone familiar with MovNat and the… Read More
By Jerome Rattoni, MovNat Master Instructor The Leg Hook is a beginner to intermediate level climbing skill that builds, develops, and requires a strong and mobile core. It also serves… Read More
By Dr. Christa Whiteman, Level 2 MovNat Certified Trainer One of the twelve principles of MovNat is ‘environmental’- “that movement aptitudes are regularly practiced outdoors in order to maximize health… Read More
One of the keys to a strong, healthy core is consistently performing a variety of natural movements (e.g. walking, crawling, climbing, lifting and carrying, etc.). When we move naturally, the… Read More
By Jerome Rattoni, MovNat Master Instructor One of the all-time wildest dreams of most human beings has been to fly, to feel what a bird feels when taking off and… Read More
By Bernd Reicheneder, Sports Scientist & MovNat Team Instructor Ever since Natural Movement started disturbing the old fitness world of mainstream illness-management, ego-care and “fun-at-any-cost” as the ultimate goal, there… Read More
Is the MovNat Certification right for you? Here’s the good, the bad, and the good-to-know, according to an independent source. By John Sifferman, MovNat Master Trainer This MovNat Certification Review… Read More
Every once in awhile, someone asks us directly about the true value of the MovNat Certification Program. Is it worth the cost? How will it help me, personally and/or professionally,… Read More
By Danny Clark, MovNat Performance Director & Master Instructor I’ve spent my life trying to get better at various forms of movement. For my first 5 years, it was the… Read More
Even without training, anytime you find yourself in nature or the urban jungle, you’ll likely perform variations of the Leg Swing Jump to get over small gaps or obstacles in… Read More
We received the following letter from Amar Muhić, who is a physical education teacher at Bloom, a Montessori School in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Amar has embraced the MovNat method… Read More
By Alex Schenker, MovNat Master Trainer From time to time, we all find ourselves stepping over and across various obstacles in our path, especially when we’re in nature. While this… Read More