Move It or Lose It

Pop quiz:
What’s your best friend’s phone number?
Who was your second grade teacher?
What was your locker number in high school?
Can’t recall? Don’t feel bad when we don’t use what we learn, our memories decay until we forget, the same can be said with our motion.   
Today, we look at how our movement can erode over time and how western culture magnifies this phenomenon. We discuss how our brains learn, the idea of muscle memory, and how reconnecting your system might just be easier than you think.

So let’s get going with today’s Movement Podcast -- powered by FMS.

SHOW NOTES & LINKS 

• Civilized to Death: The Price of Progress by Ryan Christopher
• Jim Thorpe
• Common Sense Approach to Evaluating Movement Use Promo Code: CSAPOD
• Homunculus
• FMS Level 1 Course
• FMS Level 2 Online Course 

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Chapters

• 0:00 Awareness and compensations
• 3:56 Adaptation vs Accommodation
• 4:50 WW2 Shooting position
• 7:22 What happens when someone loses the ability to squat
• 9:51 Olympic athlete: Jim Thorpe
• 11:56 Physical image vs. Physical reality
• 17:24 **EXCLUSIVE OFFER**
• 18:00 Learning movement from infancy
• 20:17 Development milestones
• 21:20 Skills are apps, motor programs are the operating systems
• 23:07 Good and Bad behaviors are burned into our brains
• 27:04 Healthy diet of activities
• 27:46 Awareness of a 1 on a deep squat
• 28:25 Sport and exercise press mistakes to the surface
• 29:56 Athletic surfers
• 31:04 Movement memory
• 35:53 Motor learning can work for good or bad