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MovNat 10-Minute Mobility Practice: Week 7

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Welcome to this eight-week video series brought to you exclusively by Whole Life Challenge in partnership with MovNat. Each week, coach Danny Clark will teach you new movements designed to increase your mobility. These practices are optional and are simply one of the many ways you can accomplish your ten daily minutes of mobility.

In this series, we’re going to focus on ground-based movements that will build your mobility. By the end of eight weeks, you’ll have a whole repertoire of movements you can practice. And if you practice these movements regularly, they will also build body awareness, stability, strength, and awareness of your environment. Plus, you might just have some fun.

MovNat 10-Minute Mobility Practice: Week 7

I hope that you’ve been starting to feel the benefits of a regular natural movement practice. Today we’re going to cover more rolling, specifically forward and backward rolling. If you’re nervous about rolling, please still watch the video because I’ll show you some progressions and modifications to make this possible for anybody.

This week’s natural movement sequence:

  1. Start with a short sequence of your favorite natural movements so far
  2. Backward rolling toe touches — 4 per side
  3. Backward roll — 2 per side
  4. Kneeling forward roll — 2 per side
  5. Finish with breathing in lying position — 10 breaths

If you are brand-new to any kind of movement practice, don’t worry – these movements are scalable to all fitness levels and body types and I’ll show you how to do that in each video. No matter what “shape” you’re in, you may be surprised at what is difficult and what comes easily. The important thing is to listen to your body and back off if something doesn’t feel right.

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Danny Clark, CSCS is the Curriculum Director for MovNat, a method for restoring Natural Movement and human physical competence. As a former D1 wrestler and world medalist grappler, Danny experienced both the highs of elite level athletic performance and the lows of pain and discomfort associated with pushing his body too hard.

Danny firmly believes in the power of Natural Movement to find that elusive balance of performance, sustainability, and deep health that is innate to all people of any age and conditioning level.

He can be contacted through @natural.mover on Instagram and danny@movnat.com through email.