Movement science, cultural travel, and the real stories behind both.
I write about what 40 years of teaching bodies and one decade of leading international retreats have actually taught me, and I skip the fluff.
Whether you're here because your back hurts, because Morocco is calling, or because someone in class told you to check this out — welcome.
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Three Seated Stretches for Back Pain Relief (There's Really a Fourth One)
These four stretches target four of the areas that take the most abuse from prolonged sitting: the thoracic spine, the shoulder girdle, the spinal rotators, and the piriformis — a small but influential muscle deep in your hip that, when tight, has a remarkable talent for making your whole back miserable.
The Muscle You Didn’t Know You Needed: Why Gluteus Medius Changes Everything
If I asked you to name the muscles in your glutes, most people would say “the glutes” and leave it at that. Maybe “glute max” if they’ve been around fitness for a while. But your glute max has a smaller, lesser-known neighbor — your gluteus medius — and it plays a critical role in how you move, balance, and stabilize through almost everything you do in a day.