Ecology & Research

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The Primal Body: Rewilding Our Movement

Beginning or no understanding of topic, Open to all
Some standing/ movement
Likely neutral
Learn to undo the effects that civilization and our sedentary society have on our bodies.
At a deep biological level we are designed to move, play and explore. Our bodies and brains have changed very little over the last 200,000 years since ancient hunter-gatherer times. We are discovering more and more the negative effects on our body of sitting too much, a sedentary life-style, too much screen time, and lack of diversity of movement. How can we Rewild our Bodies and get back in touch with our Primal Body? In this class, we will look at simple, easy, elegant ways to do this as we get in touch with our Inner Animal nature, learn, play, and grow together.
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Guided Practices

  • Beyond the square

    30:34

  • Animal movement

    40:22

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Ecology & Research

This session is free to watch
Presented by

Nate Summers

Nate Summers, M.Ac. is a survival skills expert, primal movement teacher, and is the author of Primal: Why We Long to Be Wild and Free from Falcon press.