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I interview movement and therapy professionals to understand their stories and uncover pearls of wisdom that will help anyone on the path to understanding their pain and movement problems. I hope you'll find inspiration for your own journey of getting out of pain. If you are seeking reasons to be hopeful or want to learn about some unique approaches to getting your body well again, you'll enjoy these insightful conversations. monvolkmar.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Movement Detectivery Podcast, a general show with 20 episodes published.
I personally use this system whenever I need to buy a new pair of shoes, and I’m stoked to share it with you in this podcast. Yes, I am the weirdo in the shoe shop doing movement assessments to test how each shoe is actu
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Have you ever struggled to find the talus bone? Either your own, or on one of your clients? On today’s episode of Movement Detectivery I’ll be answering a recent question I received from a listener and Anatomy in Motion
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Movement Detectivery is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Oh boy, this interview was a long time coming- I am thrilled to have finally
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Jenn Pilotti just wrote a new book called Spinal Intelligence! It’s her 4th book, to be precise, and, like a crazy person, she edited it all by herself. We recorded this podcast the day after her book was released, and I
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Today’s episode of Movement Detectivery is just me, Monika! No guest. I’ll be answering a recent question I received from a client about the best positions to sleep in. Now just a standard disclaimer that the answers I p
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Melissa is a black belt BJJ athlete, registered nurse, osteopath, and now a newly minted PhD holder (we discuss her latest research in this interview). I wanted to speak with Melissa because of how embarrassingly ignoran
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Ajna is a South-African born bodyworker who I originally bonded with due to our eerily similar life-paths: We both studied dance, moved to Toronto, danced professionally, got injured, stopped dancing and started studying
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Thanks for reading Movement Detectivery! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Hello Movement Friends! The video in this post is a lesson I filmed wayyyy back during COVID times for my online commu
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Helen Hall is best known as a movement coach specializing in helping people improve their running efficiency, but I know her as a movement detective extraordinaire. Helen has a vast toolkit that allows her to observe peo
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In this (solo) episode of the Movement Detectivery podcast I wanted to share a few cases I got to work with recently that I thought were pretty cool examples of how restrictions in the hard palate and cranial bones can h
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Thanks for reading Movement Detectivery! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Margy Verba is a Californian computer nerd turned pilates instructor who now identifies as a rehabilitative movement s
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Olivia Michalak is a dance educator in Boston MA. She works primarily in public and private schools, in addition to dance studios. I wanted to speak with Olivia because of her own experience of movement detectivery, cond
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Corey Hess is a a structural integrator and movement educator in the Seattle area. Corey spent his twenties doing intense internal healing and embodiment work in a zen monastery in Japan, and came back to the US with uni
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Jordan Terry is a licenced massage therapist in Santa Cruz CA, but just don’t call him a massage therapist… He prefers “Human Helper, Movement Detective, Body Listener and eternal Student”. Jordan blends multiple modalit
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Thanks for reading Movement Detectivery! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Today’s interview is with the incredible Dave Hedges: Coach , martial artist, and injury management specialist. You ca
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Thanks for reading Movement Detectivery! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Jen Price is back for part 2! If you haven’t yet listened to part 1, check that out HERE. I got some lovely feedback a
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Esther Juon has an incredible story. She fractured her spine at age 18 in an accident in the dance studio and was told she’d never walk again. As a lover of movement, this was an unacceptable prognosis, and she went on n
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Learn more about Jen here: EsoLab | Jennifer Price Follow Jen and her clinic Esolab on Instagram: @esolabsouthmelbourne Get full access to Movement Detectivery at monvolkmar.substack.com/subscribe
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First, a small rant. Anatomy in Motion is NOT just about the feet. An assumption often made about the world of Anatomy in Motion is that everything we do is about working with the feet. The feet are the root of all probl
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Another day another gait video. If you’re a fellow gait geek, movement detective, or Anatomy in Motion learner I hope you’ll enjoy following along with this gait analysis. Meet Our Lovely Gait Model This video is from Ha
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