Podcasts about creative movement

In this episode of Champ Talk with Branden Hudson, Branden welcomes the dynamic Staci Alexander, founder of The Creative Movement. The discussion highlights Staci's journey from struggling with self-trust to creating a thriving performing arts company. The episode delves into the significance of The Creative Movement, Staci's approach to involving children and adults in leadership through movement, and her vision for the future. Staci shares insights on parenting, entrepreneurship, and the importance of fostering creativity and community. The episode concludes with an exciting preview of the upcoming 'House Party' event. Listeners are encouraged to engage, leave feedback, and attend the inspiring event.00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Acknowledgment01:33 Guest Introduction: Staci Alexander02:37 The Creative Movement: Vision and Impact04:20 Candy Landia: From Concept to Performance05:17 Personal Growth and Trusting the Process07:55 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Service12:09 Challenges and Triumphs in Entrepreneurship14:41 The Importance of Authenticity and Healing16:45 The Role of Creativity and Community19:09 Final Thoughts and Reflections26:47 Acknowledging Strength and Vulnerability28:54 The Journey of Parenting40:16 House Party Extravaganza43:41 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

If you think Ballerina Farm means pigs with point shoes and tutus 1. that's really cute and 2. you're very wrong (unfortunately).Today we are diving into the world of ‘Trad Wives' and more specifically the world of Ballerina Farm which is both a brand and a woman. Hannah Neeleman is a mumfluencer, a mother of eight children and has amassed a huge 10 million followers on Instagram who follow her literally churning butter and collecting eggs from her chickens. Seems wholesome right? Wrong (kinda).Her charges include competing in a beauty pageant just two weeks postpartum, pretending to be poor but owning a $30,000 stove and a birthday present which is the stuff of nightmares (but that was technically her husband's fault). We unpack all. Plus, more of your lazy gewl stories. A LIST OF EVERYONE WE'VE CANCELLED ALONG THE WAY: The O.C: Seth's Behind The Scenes Antics & The Issue With Marissa 7th “Stop Trying To Be The Bible” Heaven Timothée ChalametThe “Ryan Gosling's Face Is Too Hot” NotebookThe OlympicsDrew BarrymoreIt Ends With Us DramaBenniferLady Gaga SEND US YOUR LAZY GEWL STORIES: podcast@mamamia.com.au END BITS:If you're looking for something else to listen to why not check out our hilarious and seriously unhelpful podcast The Baby Bubble hosted by Clare and Jessie Stephens.Or click here to listen to But Are You Happy, hosted by Clare Stephens. Or click here to listen to the hosts of Mamamia Out Loud open up about creativity and how they stay inspired.  CREDITS:Hosts: Clare and Jessie Stephens Executive Producer: Kimberley Braddish Audio Producer: Leah Porges Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Juliet Robinson is on the podcast today and we're chatting about bringing movement into every lesson and including ensembles in recitals.Trained as a classroom music specialist having gained a 1st Class Honours degree from Trinity College of music and a PGCE at Kingston Polytechnic. Spent over 30 years then teaching in the Midhurst area in the middle of the South Downs, first as an upper secondary teacher, then as an Intermediate school teacher gaining AST (Advanced Skills Teacher) status which gave me the opportunity to support teachers in primary schools. I then worked as a primary music specialist for 10 years working in several schools. On my retirement I then started up a private music business from home, teaching children to be musicians through the piano. I also run two choirs and am a member of two other choirs as well as playing in a recorder group and a steel band.Find out more about membership at vibrantmusicteaching.com.

Bob Ryan hosts yoga practitioners of all abilities and ages through creative movement workshops and classes, both online and in group settings.  His personal yoga practice has subtly shape-shifted over the years into something he feels is more authentic to who he is.  He has redesigned yoga classes that encourage participants 50+ to approach movement with a beginner's mindset; drawing them within arm's length of autonomous movement that is personal, curious, playful, and sustainable. You'll hear how Bob has crafted his own unique style of teaching yoga, by pulling from other movement modalities and the largely underserved population he's bringing yoga to. We also delve into the genesis of his motivating slogan ‘age boldly, move fearlessly and explore the ways in which he empowers others to embody the philosophy. Affiliate links: 20% off FAI Certifications using the links below: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Functional Aging Specialist Certification⁠⁠⁠⁠ http://issa.sjv.io/c/3955809/1695983/12162 ⁠⁠⁠⁠Functional Aging Group Exercise Specialist Certification⁠⁠⁠⁠ http://issa.sjv.io/c/3955809/1703510/12162 Connect with Second Act Fit Pros Second Act Fit Pros Newsletter Instagram Facebook Email: Secondactfitpros@gmail.com erineleu.com

Kathryn (Thern) Anderson started her dance training at the U of M in 1968 with Margret Dietz, Heidi Hauser and Judith Mirus.  In 1971 she joined Margret's Company, Choreogram ,and danced there until 1976.  She then moved to Port Townsend, WA to work with Meg Robson, then to Portland Oregon to dance with Spira, and started Oregon Dance Consort with other dancers from the Wigman tradition. She was in New York from 1980 to 1987, studying at the Erick Hawkins studio, Floor Barre with Zena Rommet, Bartenieff Fundamentals, Anatomy and Kinesiology, Ideokinesis at NYU, Subtle Self with Judith Blackstone and Klein technique with Barbara Mahler.In Washington D.C. from 1987until  1993 she taught through Liz Lerman's Dnce Exchange, working with senior adults, psychiatric outpatients and hospitalized children.  In addition, she taught many children's Creative Movement classes at Jane Bittner Dnce Studio in Olbey MD.Back to Minnesota since 1993,  she has performed with Sharon Varosh, Maureen Koelsch, a children;s show with Linda Aus,”Seca” by Marciano Silva dos Santos, “Orphans” with Off leash Area, Pam Gleason,, “Invisible” with Paula Mann and as a guest artist with Christopher Watson Dance  Co.In the Twin Cities, she has taught at Zenon, TU Dance, “Dancing your Story” with Mary Waster through TU Dance and Aroha Philanthropies, Patrick's Cabaret and currently teaches Modern Dance at Tapestry.

Annd we're back after a two-episode break due to a sore throat and lingering cough. Something I did not want to put myself or you through as a listener. :) It's no secret that we are in the midst of big changes. The energy feels different. We are waking up more and more to truths and untruths. We are remembering. All of which inherently brings a great deal of chaos. Our relationship to chaos, and ultimately our relationship to ourselves and our intuition, will greatly determine how we move through these times.The doors are open to embody more of your light than ever before. To step into your truth and create forward movement in accordance with the calling of your soul. And it's not a matter of pressure or speed. It's a matter of slowly leaning in and expanding your capacity to hold your own light in a slow and sustainable way so that it lands and has the capacity to go the distance.I love your face.Your host,Katie BuemannFull show notes: katiebuemann.com/podcast/creative-movement-forward___________Instagram: @katiebuemannWebsite:  katiebuemann.comSubstack: katiebuemann.substack.comInsight Timer: insighttimer.com/katiebuemann___________

This hour, we look at how dance has excluded people based on race and ability and how some people are fighting to change that. India Harville, a Disability Justice Consultant, talks about the need to shift attitudes in order to make dance more accessible. Jennifer Wiesner explains how she promotes racial diversity in her Norwalk dance studio, Studio Arte. And Anna Jayne Kimmel, an Assistant Professor of Dance at George Washington University, tells us how we can learn about law by understanding dance. GUESTS: India Harville: Disability Justice Consultant and Founder of Embraced Body Jennifer Wiesner: Owner and Director of Creative Movement, Ballet & Jazz at Studio Arte, a dance studio in Norwalk Anna Jayne Kimmel: Assistant Professor of Dance at George Washington University and Associate Editor for Performance Research Special thanks to our interns Carol Chen and Elizabeth Van Arnam who helped produce this episode. Special thanks to our intern Stacey Addo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Judith Peck shares her book Dynamic Play & Creative Movement: Powering Body & Brain. This is episode 580 of Teaching Learning Leading K-12, an audio podcast. Dr. Judith Peck is Professor Emerita of Art, Ramapo College of New Jersey. She is author of several fiction and non-fiction works and a sculptor with work in eighty collections, including the Yale Gallery of Art, the Ghetto Fighters Museum in Israel, libraries, universities, and cultural and religious institutions here and abroad.  Dr. Peck holds a doctoral degree from New York University and two master's degrees from Columbia University. She is recipient of the 2020 Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award and has completed the first draft of a 4th novel about an art therapist who helps solve a school shooting.  Judith grew up in Baltimore Maryland. She has four grown children and twelve grandchildren and resides in Mahwah, New Jersey.  Images and videos of her sculpture can be viewed at www.jpecksculpture.com.  Descriptions of her books can be seen at www.iapbooks.com Our focus today is on her book… Dynamic Play and Creative Movement: Powering Body and Brain A little bit about her book … Dynamic Play and Creative Movement offers accessible methods to enliven and enrich education for young children from ages four to eleven using imagination, movement and improvisation. Preschool and elementary grade teachers will find the material directly usable in their classrooms to foster creativity and cognitive understanding in children. Awesome talk! So much to learn. Before you go... Could you do me a favor? Please go to my website at https://www.stevenmiletto.com/reviews/ or open the podcast app that you are listening to me on, and would you rate and review the podcast? That would be so cool. Thanks! If you are listening on Apple Podcasts on your phone, go to the logo - click so that you are on the main page with a listing of the episodes for my podcast and scroll to the bottom. There you will see a place to rate and review. Could you review me? That would be so cool. Thank you! Hey, I've got another favor...could you share the podcast with one of your friends, colleagues, and family members? Hmmm? What do you think? Thank you! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for listening! Connect & Learn More: https://jpecksculpture.com/ https://iapbooks.com/ https://www.routledge.com/Dynamic-Play-and-Creative-Movement-Powering-Body-and-Brain/Peck/p/book/9781032184944 Length - 47:18

ถ้าร่างกายพูดได้ เราจะคุยอะไรกันบ้าง? รายการ #WhyItMATTERsNOW ร่วมมือกับสำนักงานกองทุนสนับสนุนการสร้างเสริมสุขภาพ (สสส.) และ Studio Dialogue ชวนคุยถึงเรื่องสุขภาพและการเป็น ‘Nice กาย' กับโครงการสูงวัยให้พร้อมต้องเตรียมก่อน 40 โดยสำรวจร่างกาย 3 ฐาน นั่นคือ กายดี : เรียนรู้และเข้าใจร่างกาย ผ่านการเคลื่อนไหวด้วย Creative Movement โดย เจน - อดิเทพ บัวน้อย  กินดี : เรียนรู้การสร้างความสัมพันธ์ที่ดีกับอาหาร เพื่อสร้างสมดุลให้สุขภาพยั่งยืน โดย ป๋วย - อัจจิมา ศรีปรัชญาอนันต์  สุขภาพดีสมวัย : เรียนรู้การออกเดินทางของร่างกายและจิตใจ โดย นวล - พาฝัน ศุภวานิช ไม่ว่าคุณจะอายุเท่าไร การรักษาซ่อมแซมและบำรุงร่างกายให้มีความพร้อมก่อนเข้าหลักสี่เป็นเรื่องสำคัญและจำเป็น ไปพูดคุยและรับฟังความต้องการของร่างกายพร้อมกัน 

ถ้าร่างกายพูดได้ เราจะคุยอะไรกันบ้าง? รายการ #WhyItMATTERsNOW ร่วมมือกับสำนักงานกองทุนสนับสนุนการสร้างเสริมสุขภาพ (สสส.) และ Studio Dialogue ชวนคุยถึงเรื่องสุขภาพและการเป็น ‘Nice กาย' กับโครงการสูงวัยให้พร้อมต้องเตรียมก่อน 40 โดยสำรวจร่างกาย 3 ฐาน นั่นคือ กายดี : เรียนรู้และเข้าใจร่างกาย ผ่านการเคลื่อนไหวด้วย Creative Movement โดย เจน - อดิเทพ บัวน้อย  กินดี : เรียนรู้การสร้างความสัมพันธ์ที่ดีกับอาหาร เพื่อสร้างสมดุลให้สุขภาพยั่งยืน โดย ป๋วย - อัจจิมา ศรีปรัชญาอนันต์  สุขภาพดีสมวัย : เรียนรู้การออกเดินทางของร่างกายและจิตใจ โดย นวล - พาฝัน ศุภวานิช ไม่ว่าคุณจะอายุเท่าไร การรักษาซ่อมแซมและบำรุงร่างกายให้มีความพร้อมก่อนเข้าหลักสี่เป็นเรื่องสำคัญและจำเป็น ไปพูดคุยและรับฟังความต้องการของร่างกายพร้อมกัน 

This concludes are series on looking at the #4, God's Creative Movements. We've had such a rich time of studying how God's creative movements affect our lives. Here's a link to the other podcasts in this series: God's Creative Movement - https://youtu.be/Og3v9gev1bY Movement of Faith - https://youtu.be/hics6Qa9nIk Extend an Invite to God's Creative Movement - https://youtu.be/z1n-9482PuQ And if you want to go deeper, here are the church sermons also on this topic: Anointing - Costly or Priceless - https://youtube.com/live/1eOKS_Cr4t8?feature=share Receive Your Promise - https://youtube.com/live/QnybDeyRycc?feature=share God Answers Faith - https://youtube.com/live/nmAtEu2T4Pc?feature=share And visit our blog: www.trumpetsoftirzah.com/blog *********************************************************** Sow a seed for the Kingdom of God today! https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/3682661 Join Us. Awaken Your Purpose. Be Transformed. https://www.trumpetsoftirzah.com/courseinfo Join us for church every Wednesday evening via YouTube Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0och7fotNo-rwK__QCdacXOnVtsg-JOv The chat is open during service so you can chat with the Tirzah Tribe and other regular attendees. Trumpets of Tirzah is a Christian lifestyle and leadership academy for women that desire to pursue an authentic connection with the Lord and pursue the purpose He created them for. We also offer co-ed events and workshops. Get your Amplified Bible: https://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product?event=AFF&p=1223731&item_no=0446538 We host in-person and virtual events. Check out our website events page to join in the fun. We are a community of women leaders with creative hearts desiring to follow the examples of Jesus above all else. www.TrumpetsOfTirzah.com/events Let's connect and journey through life together! Shopping for Christian gifts? Here's a link to discounted quality gifts: https://www.christianbook.com/page/gifts?event=AFF&p=1223731 Check out our Awaken Art events - they are creative virtual retreats that we host every month and create with the Holy Spirit. www.trumpetsoftirzah.art Engage daily with us! Instagram https://www.instagram.com/trumpetsoftirzah/ Facebook https://m.facebook.com/trumpetsoftirzah TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@trumpetsoftirzah LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/trumpetsoftirzah Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4DCT4KBVsmzfnqyobR4ZwF Apple Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trumpets-of-tirzah/id1551900025 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TrumpetsofTirzah --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/support

We give out many invitations to many different things in life. But the invitations we have to hand out is a fixed number. If we hand out those invitations haphazardly, we'll be out of alignment with God's blessings. Scriptures used in this episode: Luke 24: 49 Hebrews 11: 1 Psalm 37: 23-24 Hand out your invitations to people who are for you and not against you. *********************************************************** Sow a seed for the Kingdom of God today! https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/3682661 Join Us. Awaken Your Purpose. Be Transformed. https://www.trumpetsoftirzah.com/courseinfo Join us for church every Wednesday evening via YouTube Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0och7fotNo-rwK__QCdacXOnVtsg-JOv The chat is open during service so you can chat with the Tirzah Tribe and other regular attendees. Trumpets of Tirzah is a Christian lifestyle and leadership academy for women that desire to pursue an authentic connection with the Lord and pursue the purpose He created them for. We also offer co-ed events and workshops. Get your Amplified Bible: https://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product?event=AFF&p=1223731&item_no=0446538 We host in-person and virtual events. Check out our website events page to join in the fun. We are a community of women leaders with creative hearts desiring to follow the examples of Jesus above all else. www.TrumpetsOfTirzah.com/events Let's connect and journey through life together! Shopping for Christian gifts? Here's a link to discounted quality gifts: https://www.christianbook.com/page/gifts?event=AFF&p=1223731 Check out our Awaken Art events - they are creative virtual retreats that we host every month and create with the Holy Spirit. www.trumpetsoftirzah.art --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/support

The number 4 in the Bible means God's Creative Movement. Get ready as we study His Movement all month long. There is always a depth to the Lord's definitions and the more we spiritually grow, the more layers we will discover. This episode also leads you through a creative exercise that will help you remember to pause and let the Holy Spirit lead you instead of that knee-jerk reaction of responding out of the flesh. Let's dive in together! Scriptures in this episode: Genesis 1: 14-19 Genesis 2: 10 Matthew 24: 31 Leviticus 19: 24 *********************************************************** Sow a seed for the Kingdom of God today! https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/3682661 Join Us. Awaken Your Purpose. Be Transformed. https://www.trumpetsoftirzah.com/courseinfo Join us for church every Wednesday evening via YouTube Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0och7fotNo-rwK__QCdacXOnVtsg-JOv The chat is open during service so you can chat with the Tirzah Tribe and other regular attendees. Trumpets of Tirzah is a Christian lifestyle and leadership academy for women that desire to pursue an authentic connection with the Lord and pursue the purpose He created them for. We also offer co-ed events and workshops. Get your Amplified Bible: https://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product?event=AFF&p=1223731&item_no=0446538 We host in-person and virtual events. Check out our website events page to join in the fun. We are a community of women leaders with creative hearts desiring to follow the examples of Jesus above all else. www.TrumpetsOfTirzah.com/events Let's connect and journey through life together! Shopping for Christian gifts? Here's a link to discounted quality gifts: https://www.christianbook.com/page/gifts?event=AFF&p=1223731 Check out our Awaken Art events - they are creative virtual retreats that we host every month and create with the Holy Spirit. www.trumpetsoftirzah.art Engage daily with us! Instagram https://www.instagram.com/trumpetsoftirzah/ Facebook https://m.facebook.com/trumpetsoftirzah TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@trumpetsoftirzah LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/trumpetsoftirzah Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4DCT4KBVsmzfnqyobR4ZwF Apple Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trumpets-of-tirzah/id1551900025 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TrumpetsofTirzah --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trumpetsoftirzah/support

Creatives, come and join my powerful MOVEMENT! It's time to show the business world what you're made of... * You ARE a business owner * You know your stuff * You don't need to be treated with "kiddie gloves" YOU GOT THIS!!!! Come an find me on Telegram and connect with other creatives like you to discuss today's and future conversations! https://t.me/talktotatianapodcast

I'm always looking for new ideas to use for creative movement in the classroom.  There was a video that came across my social media feed of a large group performing choreographed hand movements that were sharp and precise.  The performers wore all black clothing and sat in a riser formation.  They used their arms and hands to create motions that moved in straight lines, parallel lines, and in canon.  This is called tutting. In today's episode I share the process I have been using to teach my students how to tut.  Tutting can be done with the entire body, but we've focused only on the hands and arms.  You'll hear how to get started with performing tutting in your classroom, allow students to create movements within the piece, and selecting music to use. Head to my website (www.jessicagrant.org) to access show notes that include links to videos and articles about tutting.  Click on the Podcast tab and find Episode 240. Follow me on Instagram @highafternoonti. Want more teacher content?  Purchase my book The Afternoon Ti Guide to Teaching Music at F-Flat Books or on Amazon.

When his research led to finding a link between multi-passionate people and neurodiversity, Perry Knoppert ultimately created a movement. The Octopus Movement is, in Perry's words, a gathering of curious misfits. Now numbering over 2500 members from 60 countries, The Octopus Movement is a celebration of people who don't fit neatly into well-defined social structures and who share the common characteristic of nonlinear thinking. In this episode of Your Own Best Company, Perry tells his story of losing everything as his first step to making anything possible. Our topics of conversation include: ** Finding a link between having multiple passions and neurodiversity. ** Making a place for nonlinear thinking in linear organizations. ** The common loneliness experienced by neurodivergent people. ** The challenges of nonlinear thinkers in employment and relationships. You can join the Octopus Movement and learn more about Perry at https://theoctopusmovement.org. Thanks for listening, subscribing, reviewing, and sharing Your Own Best Company - A podcast for people who love working alone. #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #creativebusiness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/franklin-taggart9/message

Interpersonal Neurobiology & Resonant Movement with Sasha Soreff Are you willing to take 15 seconds to move your body right now? What about taking 15 seconds to tune inside and say: "Oh... What am I sensing? Do I find any sensation going on in my body?" and to do it as many times as you think of it in the days to come? See how it feels for you and discover what benefits the Interpersonal Neurobiology and Resonant Movement bring you! Sasha Soreff - a New York City-based choreographer, dance teacher, and empathy/movement facilitator, will guide you throughout this process in Episode 15 of our Neurocareers podcast! Sasha brings her extensive training in Relational Neuroscience and Nonviolent Communication along with the creative movement to support self-connection and open new possibilities.     About the Podcast Guest The best way to learn more about the Neurocareers podcast guest Sasha Soreff and Resonant Movement is at: https://sashasoreffdance.com/   or follow Sasha on Instagram: @sashadancecreate   About the Podcast and Its Host The Neurocareers podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, Ph.D. (Dr. K) - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for students and recent graduates in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/ You will benefit from neuroscience-based coaching if you want to... Get your projects DONE instead of procrastinating and feeling stuck. Step out of burnout ONCE AND FOR ALL without overeating, overdrinking, or binge-watching. STOP feeling anxious, stressed, and overwhelmed when managing your time and responsibilities. OVERCOME FEAR of public speaking and improve your communication skills. Get rid of your chronic IMPOSTER SYNDROME and boost your SELF-CONFIDENCE instead. ACHIEVE your goals and BUILD a successful career instead of failing. Get in touch with Dr. K. by sending an email: neuroapproaches@gmail.com Schedule a free consultation session with Dr. K. by following this link: https://neuroapproaches.as.me/

When you hear the word Parkour, what comes to mind? For me it's the opening scene of the 2006 James Bond movie Casino Royale with incredible stunts. Or maybe the opening scene from the US version of The Office, where Michael, Dwight and Andy are filming themselves doing hardcore parkour. But what doesn't jump to mind immediately is a 52 year old woman doing parkour and teaching parkour.And maybe this has less to do with my innate ageist and sexist attitudes, and more with my media clouded versions of parkour. Either way, however familiar you are with parkour, I invite you join me in re-examining this creative art through a new lens.My guest today is Dr. Julie Angel. Julie is an artist, filmmaker, visual anthropologist, an author, a movement coach, a brand ambassador for Merrill, and has the distinction of earning the world's first PhD in parkour. Julie helps people overcome obstacles and rediscover their potential by finding a love of – and meaning in – movement. In this episode Julie shares how she found herself out of shape in her mid 30s fascinated with Parkour, and how her love and passion for human movement forever changed the arc of her life.You can connect with Julie in the following ways:Website - https://julieangel.com/Instagram - @julie_angel_phdFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/julie.angelYouTube - Julie Angel Movement Coach - YouTube Sponsor InformationEnergy Bits – www.silveredgefree.comUse Coupon code “silveredge” for 20% discount at checkout Join The Over 50 Lean Body Blueprint Private Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/3172506236368032

There is a long history of the interconnectivity of yoga and dance. Many dancers find benefits from the movements in yoga. In this program, dancers Ishwarya Chaitantya and Varsha Ravikumar talks about what they've learned and experienced as practitioners and teachers of dance and yoga. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37850]

There is a long history of the interconnectivity of yoga and dance. Many dancers find benefits from the movements in yoga. In this program, dancers Ishwarya Chaitantya and Varsha Ravikumar talks about what they've learned and experienced as practitioners and teachers of dance and yoga. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37850]

There is a long history of the interconnectivity of yoga and dance. Many dancers find benefits from the movements in yoga. In this program, dancers Ishwarya Chaitantya and Varsha Ravikumar talks about what they've learned and experienced as practitioners and teachers of dance and yoga. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37850]

There is a long history of the interconnectivity of yoga and dance. Many dancers find benefits from the movements in yoga. In this program, dancers Ishwarya Chaitantya and Varsha Ravikumar talks about what they've learned and experienced as practitioners and teachers of dance and yoga. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37850]

There is a long history of the interconnectivity of yoga and dance. Many dancers find benefits from the movements in yoga. In this program, dancers Ishwarya Chaitantya and Varsha Ravikumar talks about what they've learned and experienced as practitioners and teachers of dance and yoga. Series: "Mini Medical School for the Public" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 37850]

KC Armstrong Interviews Cathy Yonaitis Owner of Unite Us Yoga and Creative Movement -- uniteusyoga.com

KC Armstrong Interviews Cathy Yonaitis Owner of Unite Us Yoga and Creative Movement -- uniteusyoga.com

KC Armstrong Interviews Cathy Yonaitis Owner of Unite Us Yoga and Creative Movement -- uniteusyoga.com

Authentic Vibes with Spiritual Gangster Staci AlexanderAuthenticity in your content allows your content to go viral, unlike the doctored up content. Be yourself at all times.In this episode, we have authentic vibes with spiritual gangster Staci Alexander. Staci is the owner of Creative Movement, and she is the host of an early morning podcast called The Second Breakfast.  She delivers inspiration, stories, and hip-hop in her podcast, all inside of an hour of great vibes. She is all about fun energy and great vibes. In this session, she shares the authentic take on building a business and a brand along with takeaways of just living the human experience. Tune in to the episode for more!Key Highlights From The Episode[01:14] About Staci Alexander[01:46] How Joseph Connell met Staci[02:53] The inspiration behind Staci's coaching career[06:06] Benefits of authenticity[07:48] Staci's preferred demographics on her coaching side[13:34] The self-relationship coaching[19:42] The human-ing experience[15:31] How Staci's brand has evolved over the years[20:30] Staci's advice to her teen self[25:28] To connect with StaciNotable Quotes●       More often than not, the videos that go viral are the ones that were an individual being themselves rather than the doctored up content.●       Your subconscious mind knows your deeper answers.●       People give their power away to other people. So they work to fix the relationship with this other person but are not focusing on themselves.●       Don't take it so seriously. Don't forget to have fun.●       There is so much out there. You don't have to be one thing. The Lavahot podcast is proudly sponsored byRice's Termite and Pest ControlMatt the Carpet Guy the Lavahot Podcast is proudly sponsored by Rice's Termite and Pest Control.

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Today, in Part 2 of this Everything Belongs Podcast episode, Madison is in her second half of her conversation with Matthew Krepps. Matthew is Co-founder of Circle Yoga Shala, is a C-IAYT, E-500RYT, Ayurvedic Chef,  Movement Expert and creator of the online program The Wisdom Enneagram. Circle Yoga Shala is a Wisdom School for Yoga, Creative Movement, and Self-Inquiry located in Arkansas' Ozark Mountains. Matt has been a practitioner of Yoga and Ayurveda, Yoga's sister science, for close to three decades. He owned and operated a premier yoga studio for ten years before founding Circle Yoga Shala in 2009. Matt developed the CYS yoga teacher training programs (200hr and 500hr) and an internationally accredited 1,000-hour Yoga Therapy program, all of which surpass marketplace standards. Matt began studying the wisdom of the Enneagram 16 years ago, from fixation and beyond. He leads Self-Observation groups and Work Circles, where the Enneagram is utilized to discover what gets in the way of an integrated, fulfilling life. In this episode, Madison and Matthew continue their ongoing conversation on the Enneagram. In this second episode, the conversation becomes even more nuanced, discussing the differences of each type, fixation and motivation of the subtypes, mistyping ourselves, how important it is to be doing this work with mentors and community and so much more depth into diversity, the Enneagram process, understanding the ego and freedom, along with so much more!This conversation is a deep dive into the full intent and wisdom of the Enneagram, like you may never have heard about it before. If you haven't listened to part 1, we encourage you to go listen to that episode first and return here for part 2, then join the waitlist for Matt and Holly's Enneagram Course here: https://www.circleyogashala.com/enneagram-course. Listen in and find the full show notes here: http://madisonmorrigan.com/podcast-rss-feed/69 Guest LinksLearn more about the Circle Yoga Shala and Matthew's Podcast: https://www.circleyogashala.com/Learn more about the Enneagram Course offered at the Circle Yoga Shala: https://www.circleyogashala.com/enneagram-courseListen to the Lost Ways of Knowing Podcast: https://lost-ways-of-knowing.simplecast.com/ 

Today, in Part 1 of this Everything Belongs Podcast episode, Madison is in conversation with Matthew Krepps. Matthew is Co-founder of Circle Yoga Shala, is a C-IAYT, E-500RYT, Ayurvedic Chef and Movement Expert. Circle Yoga Shala is a Wisdom School for Yoga, Creative Movement, and Self-Inquiry located in Arkansas' Ozark Mountains. Matt has been a practitioner of Yoga and Ayurveda, Yoga's sister science, for close to three decades. He owned and operated a premier yoga studio for ten years before founding Circle Yoga Shala in 2009. Matt developed the CYS yoga teacher training programs (200hr and 500hr) and an internationally accredited 1,000-hour Yoga Therapy program, all of which surpass marketplace standards. Matt began studying the wisdom of the Enneagram 16 years ago, from fixation and beyond. He leads Self-Observation groups and Work Circles, where the Enneagram is utilized to discover what gets in the way of an integrated, fulfilling life. In this episode, Madison and Matthew speak on Enneagram identification as a spiritual, integrative and long term process and why your "type" is not, in fact, your True Essence. This conversation is a deep dive into the full intent and wisdom of the Enneagram, like you may never have heard about it before. Listen in here and stay tuned next week for part 2….Listen in and find the full show notes here: http://madisonmorrigan.com/podcast-rss-feed/67Guest LinksLearn more about the Circle Yoga Shala and Matthew's Podcast: https://www.circleyogashala.com/Learn more about the Enneagram Course offered at the Circle Yoga Shala here: https://www.circleyogashala.com/enneagram-course

Wendy Goudie is an energetic, passionate, determined and talented entrepreneur. She's a creative movement expert - expressing herself through many different forms of dance as well as yoga, regularly teaching and delivering presentations on both topics. The creative arts-based business she runs with her husband John (next week's guest!) is made up of several divisions including the Sparkle Dance Academy and Get Bent Yoga, and she is a founder of the Get Bent Active Arts Society - a nonprofit that promotes youth leadership, collaboration and performing arts education.  She has been recognized with an Arts Educator Award from the Penticton Arts Council, as well as a Community Support award from the Penticton Business Excellence Awards.Never one to shy away from an adventure, she (along with her family) recently completed a cross-country move of over 5,000 kilometres, a first step towards their longstanding vision of establishing a retreat centre.On this episode, host Angela de Burger chats with Wendy about how she's channeled her talents into different forms of creative movement, what sparks her process when beginning a new project, the magic of intergenerational relationships, and whether her creative energy is amped up when working with her husband/business partner. Say hi to Wendy:  Website  Facebook  YouTubePeople who inspire Wendy:Red Hot Chili Peppers, Roger Federer, Freddie Mercury, Andy Kaufman----Creative Pulse Podcast socials:  Instagram:  creativepulsepodcast  Twitter  @CreativePulseTWMusic credit: https://www.purple-planet.com

Ilse Zoerb came to Saigon in 2016 following Donald Trump's election in her country America, and has been involved in numerous creative projects in the city since. These include movement classes, stand up comedy, theatre, voice work, and drag - where she performs as a Drag King, ‘Colonel Hai Minh'. We discuss the unorthodox but especially fun creative methods in her voice and movement workshops, the effort and beauty of seeing friends blossom whilst performing drag, life as an expat in Vietnam, facing our fears, and channeling our social skills via Zoom in the strictest Saigon lockdown to date. You can find out more about ComebaCK at @thecomebackwithck on Instagram (Website coming soon!)

Naomi is a dance teacher who has been teaching Classical Ballet and Jazz since 2011, as well as other genres such as Contemporary Dance and Creative Movement. As a teacher and business owner, Naomi places a strong emphasis on always placing the needs of her customers before hers and she shares in this episode that when you take care of your customers, they in turn will take care of you and your business as well.Resources:https://www.lighthousedancesg.com/#home-section – Check out Naomi's dance studio! Actionable Take-aways:1)      When you take care of your customers and they know that your heart is in the business, they will in turn take care of you and your business. 2)      Pay attention to who are the different stakeholders in your business. If you are in the education industry, your customers are not just the students, but their parents as well. 3)      Find ways to provide a better experience for your customers on top of your core service to over deliver in value. Show Notes:[1:26] – Naomi shares why started her own dance studio (instead of using a shared space) during the Covid Pandemic. While it was a big risk to do so, she believed it was the right thing to do for her customers (i.e. the students and their parents) and her employees, because it would allow her to provide a safer environment for them.·         Due to her philosophy of always placing her customers' needs before her own and placing a huge emphasis on the character development of her students, the relationships that she built with her customers over the years (and the belief that they would follow her to her new dance studio) gave her the confidence to take the plunge.[4:07] – Depending on the industry you are in, there may be various stakeholders to consider when considering who your customers are. As a dance instructor who is in the education niche, Naomi shares that she has to take care of the needs of her students and the parents. When you are sincere and you take care of the customers' needs, this will help build loyalty and customer retention.·         As an educator, your sincerity has a direct impact on the relationship you develop with your students. Ultimately, the goal is to play a part in the student's character development and growth.·         Parents will appreciate you for keeping them up to date with their child's progress and ultimately want to know that their children are in good hands.[7:08] Taking the time to build relationships with your customers not only helps with customer retention, your customer may also contribute to the growth of your business by joining the business as an employee one day.[8:35] It is important to stay flexible and adapt in business. If you can adapt to the changing environment and create new experiences for your customers and employee, your business will be resilient. ·         By organizing Zoom dance competitions, Naomi was able to keep her students engaged and supplement the income of her employees during the Covid lockdowns.[13:33] By offering a pay as you wish model during the Covid lockdowns, Naomi was not only able to allow her students' whose parents who had difficulty paying for the dance lessons to continue with their classes, she managed to do so without suffering a loss of income. ·         Giving discounts on your goods and services in a way devalues what you are offering.[17:03] Naomi's one key take-away is that being sincere with your customers and when they know you have their interests at heart, they will in turn take care of you. 

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These two choreographers have pushed dance in bold new directions and brought it to a much wider audience. Both Twyla Tharp and Justin Peck are classically-trained dancers who have created works for the ballet, for Broadway, and for the movies. Twyla Tharp, who is about to turn 80, is an icon of the dance world. She has spent six decades challenging ideas about how the body can move. In 1973 she created what is considered the first "crossover" piece, combining ballet and modern dance, but she says she is not interested in categories; dance is dance. Justin Peck, at 33, is still in the early days of his career, but he is already choreographer-in-residence at the New York City Ballet and choreographer for the new film version of "West Side Story," directed by Steven Spielberg (coming out in December, 2021).  They both talk here about how their childhoods shaped their intense passion for movement and music, and they both describe beautifully how it feels when they are dancing.

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This week Kim McVicar chats with Lauren Mangano Callahan. Lauren is the owner and director of Elite Academy of Dance in Shrewbury, MA. She is an honors graduate from Dean College, where she received her Bachelors Degree in Dance with a graduate focus in Pedagogy, Composition, and Creative Movement. Find info for her studio at www.elitedance-ma.com

Learn more about Circle Yoga Shala: A School for Yoga, Creative Movement, and Self-Inquiry in Arkansas' Ozark MountainsCircleYogaShala.com Reference readings for season one: Ardor, Roberto CalassoThe Advaita Worldview, Anantanand RambachanThe Alchemical Body, David Gordon WhiteThe Bhagavad Gita, S. RadhakrishnanThe Bhagavad Gita, Winthrop SargentBiography of the Yoga Sutra, David Gordon WhiteThe Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, Edwin BryantThe Principal Upanishads, S. RadhakrishnanThe Roots of Yoga, Mallinson and SingletonYoga Body, Mark SingletonThe Yoga Tradition, Georg Feuerstein

Guests: Kevin O'Keefe & Briana Dolan | Reno Fine Arts Collective - RenoFineArtsCollective.com Eric Castillo | Mari Chuy's Mexican Kitchen - MariChuysMexicanKitchen.com Show Notes: Join us as we chat with father-daughter duo and founders of Reno Fine Arts Collective - Kevin O'Keefe and Briana Dolan! We will be discussing how RFAC came to be, their vision, the #RenoTahoe arts community, and more! We'll also receive a visit from Eric Lee Castillo of the Elsy Agency & Mari Chuy's Mexican Kitchen, highlighting Tavern Craft tequila and the amazing local partners they're working with! Show Sponsors: Surratt Law: Family Matters - SurrattLaw.com Gratis Gives: Charitable Payment Processing - GratisGives.com Resource Links: AboutTownDeb.com FenixMedia.us ***License to use music contained in this program was issued by ASCAP (License #: 400009234) and BMI (License#: 60993608) for use by Fenix Media, Sparks, NV.

Creative movement coach, certified ELDOA instructor, and Registered Early Childhood Educator of 19 years Sharmeen Abeysinghe offers insights into the body, brain, and nervous system connection, and how repatterning this connection through movement allows us to experience improved health and vitality. @my_aligned_life on Instagram Website: myalignedlife.ca for individual coaching services for all ages through her “Aligned access to your body's intelligence” program + ELDOA Privates, Semi-Privates & small Group sessions, Masterclasses, Webinars, and Lunch & Learns Email: sharmeen@myalignedlife.ca eldoa.com Small movements, big impact Traumatic events stored in the body Feldenkrais Method® Self-trust + intuition Building new neural pathways through movement Movements for chronic pain, anxiety, depression Emotions and how to regulate so we don't get stuck The Covid-19 Survival Guide for Parents of Stressed Children article Gabor Mate “When the Body Says No” "The 5-second rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage" book by Mel Robbins Benefits of creative movement for all ages Parental stress absorbed by kids and the importance of co-regulation

This week we discuss an old pastime for most of us- the hula hoop! Listen in as we hear from hula healing practitioner Lauren Danielle on all of the ways this childhood activity can promote change, from blood flow and improved circulation to better mobility to self esteem and inner child work to balancing hormones and chakras. A great activity for the whole family, and best of all it requires much less time than a fitness class! **Please note! We had some technical difficulties that clear up around the 7 minute mark You can connect with Lauren here: www.instagram.com/souldivinevibes www.instagram.com/hulahealingfitness www.facebook.com/souldivinevibes insig.ht/souldivinevibes www.iamlaurendanielle.com

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This practice is inspired by the water element. We emphasise fluidity and creativity. Don't worry if things feel a little messy. You might find freedom in the mess. Physically the focal point is the pelvis, sacrum and lower back. Expect to work the legs strongly. Enjoy wonderful yogis. P.s. sorry for the helicopter at 30 minutes 19 seconds ... perfectly imperfect. xox Namaste. Sonsie. xx Visit my Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/sonsieYOGA Intro music by the wonderful Luthia Music. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yogaonthego/support

Expressive arts and wellness visionary, Nicole Pemberton, joins us to discuss:

Pingel Braat is a transformational movement coach, owner of Move into Joy center for holistic wellbeing and above all a passionate Sparkle guide. Practising her own unique combination of dance, somatic movement, energy work and creative practise helped her re-member herself home in her body, re-ignite her inner sparkle. After years of struggling with feelings of depression and fatigue she found her way to live her life from a place of curiosity, creativity and vitality. Ever since she guides other women to build a loving, caring relationship with themselves and finding their sparkle and vitality as well. To live life as art. Beside being a certified Feldenkrais practitioner and body centred energetic therapist with a professional background in dance and art, she studied various other somatic movement modalities, dance practices and healing forms in the field of trauma, personal growth and holistic vitality. Last year she followed her heart and dream to Spain to create a cozy retreat center for holistic wellbeing in the midst of beautiful nature. Currently she offers a combination of self pacing online programs (dutch spoken) and online in-person retreats at www.move-into-joy.nl. From January 2021 on she will be offering English spoken hybrid programs as well.

Arts Alive! provides inter-disciplinary arts education and specializes in early childhood development. Learn positive and inclusive teaching philosophies from Founder Tina Sabuco and Executive Director Anissa Dwiggins. Online at www.artsaliveinc.com and Arts Alive TV at https://artsaliveinc.com/arts-alive-tv/. Follow them at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpXHemagk4lPUPMD0AJRdug, https://open.spotify.com/user/o7jwnfcgzeys9kr1jmfhiaoxj?si=B9TF3Z3T4iZ7tQGUEU-ZQ, https://www.facebook.com/artsaliveinc, and join their community of educators at https://www.facebook.com/groups/47861236917193. This site - Thinkific - hosts their Professional Development: https://artsalive.thinkific.com/

Welcome to the Dance to Learn® Podcast - Where I help dance teachers and studio owners dance, learn and grow right along with your students. In today's episode of the Dance to Learn® Podcast I am sharing classroom management tips and tricks to keep your Kinesthetic Learners engaged throughout your dance classes. Watch on YouTube:How to Create a Preschool Dance Curriculum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ValX82qmrvU25 Phrases to Encourage Active Listening: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxJBPoqpCREListen:DTL P6: Dance to Learn® Podcast: Optimizing your Dance Classes for VARK Learning and Whole Child DevelopmentDTL P8: Dance to Learn® Podcast: VARK Learning - Classroom Management Tips and Tricks for Visual Learners in your Dance StudioDTL P9: Dance to Learn Podcast: VARK Learning - Classroom Management Tips and Tricks for Auditory Learners in your Dance StudioDTL P10 - Creating Cues for Reader/Writer Learners in your Dance Classroom (VARK Learning in the Dance Studio)FREE DOWNLOAD:Download my 25 Phrases that Encourage Active Listening:http://eepurl.com/dhFAlXTODAY'S RESOURCES:Fall in Love with Scarecrows Lesson Plan (Pre-Order)AFFILIATE LINKSSome links above may be affiliate links which means Dance to Learn, LLC receives a small commission for any purchases made.Please become a Subscriber and leave a 5 Star Review. Each week we will include one shout out and announce a winner of a $10 Amazon Gift Card!I hope you continue to Dance, Learn and Grow!Follow us on our Social Media Pages:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dancetolearnInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dancetolearnTwitter: https://www.instagram.com/dancetolearnYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChD25PFf9FlWKXomFGV3DXw?Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/dancetolearnEmail: info@dancetolearn.co

She's a seeker. She's a dancer. She grew up in NYC in the midst of therapy culture with many "shoulds" and a bundle of grief and loss. Real healing happened for her while dancing to Prince alone in her bedroom, the place she felt connected to her body, to feelings, to imagination and creativity, to who she was authentically. Meaning, dancing connected Adrienne to her Self. She talks about her move from NYC to LA, a move from therapy to coaching. She has such a heart for healers and believes a lot of healers are caretakers in their family who have an intuitive knowing of how to help. She finds the parts coming up with clients are the ones coming up in everyday life so consultation and therapy are intertwined- similar parts come up in all of our relationships! She describes an ongoing parallel process of being a wounded healer, finding healing for herself and then bringing that to her clients. For healers who have strong striver, doing, go-go-go, scarcity parts (like me and her!), she reminds us that these parts have amazing gifts. If parts are here (even the 'bad' ones), they are here for a good reason. Her work is about "Embodied Creativity" which is integrating creativity, spirituality, and purpose making into IFS work, in and out of the therapy space. In movement, we become friends with sensations in the body and protectors soften. Her passion is intertwining parts work, playfulness, and meditation. She has found a home with IFS as all of her passions come together.  She reminds us of the importance of REST and creating sacred spaces where creativity can flow through. Then motivation and productivity can come from a different place. She suggests we ask parts daily how they would like to rest, to move, and to be. She encourages us to seek what it is like to embody Self. This felt sense memory is a powerful practice to keep coming back to and relying on. Adrienne never stopped dancing alone in her room, she never stopped her first form of meditation practice. To check out all the cool, fun stuff she is up to go to: https://adrienneglasser.com/ Join her facebook group entitled "The Healers Circle." If you are a therapist and needs some help with your website (and some money off the help!) check out: https://www.brightervision.com/inside/ And, of course, to learn all the things about IFS check out: https://www.selfleadership.org/ Let me know what your word is for 2020 - to find out my word this year (and last!) you gotta listen. Enjoy! (and Happy New Year!)

Closing out Chobiznes Podcast's Season 1, with one of my favorite talents, friends, and Capricorn's. Take a listen to this episode to hear how the creative movement, wizard himself, took his destiny in his own hands and went for it! By taking a sharp turn away from pursuing NASA goals, Kevin instead dove head first in to going after his dance dreams. Which spawned in to Choreography & Creative Direction. His journey led him to working with Missy, Madonna, Becky G, NKOTB, and many more. Recently engaged, Kevin has the heart, balance, and drive to make it ALL Happen! Let's hear how this "Patient Hustler" goes after it, and continues to.

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Today’s episode features Tyler Yearby and Michael Zweifel. Tyler Yearby is a Former Strength & Conditioning Coach at Northeastern State University and the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities who has delivered over 200 domestic & international continuing education courses, workshops, and conference presentations in 12 countries.  Tyler has, and continues to work with athletes ranging from youth to professional.  Michael Zweifel is the owner and head of sports performance for “Building Better Athletes” performance center in Dubuque, Iowa.  Michael has been on a number of previous Just Fly Performance Podcast episodes, focusing largely on the development of reactive agility and transferable sport movement.  Tyler and Michael are both a part of “Emergence” which is a movement skill education company. When it comes to building athletes in the agility and change of direction space, attitudes are changing and coaches are realizing how important it is to teach perception and decision making in a variety of situations, to eventually transfer better to sport.  Agility done for the sake of running through cones as fast as possible is very limited in what it can do for an athlete in a chaotic sport environment, and podcast #76 was the epitome of that information. Today’s show takes those same ideas of reactivity and creative movement, and puts it into the structure of the weight room: resistance training and plyometric exercises.  Tyler and Michael try to mirror their approach to an “athlete based” model of problem solving throughout an entire program, and in this episode they share how creative means are utilized in the weight room to not only improve movement and robustness, but also stoke the fires of athlete creativity.  On the show today, we dig into what these sequences look like, and get to the core of “athlete centered” training in the weight room on the level of variability, and much more. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points What the motor learning concept of “repetition without repetition” means on a basic level How Michael and Tyler are using motor learning and “repetition without repetition” principles in the weightroom What a typical “repetition without repetition” weightroom training sequence would look like in the pre-season training period What “athlete centered” training and coaching looks like How ideas on variability affect plyometric and reactive training How to adjust training variability based on an athlete’s readiness “Repetition without repetition is not the means to solving a given motor problem, but the process of that solution.  It is the changing and improving from rep to rep and the means of that, so everything essentially slightly changes as we perform any type of motor action”  Yearby “We view sport as a problem solving activity… we view the weightroom as assistive to this problem solving activity”  Zweifel “(In regards of variables to change from set to set) One (variation) is tempo, the other is stance” Yearby “(Regarding lifting in awkward positions) Don’t our athletes need to be able to express force, despite the compromised positions they find themselves in the field?” Zweifel “The learning centered approach doesn’t mean that you let the athlete do whatever they want” Yearby “For me personally, in my athletes, I’ll gladly take a 20% weight reduction in a compound lift to have on this repetition without repetition scheme (different types of repetitions each set or rep)” Zweifel “My athletes have given me a ton of feedback that me allowing them to explore in the weightroom, to be creative, and to own their own movements in the weightroom, have given them the confidence to do the same things out in the field” Zweifel “For an initial starting point,

In this episode, Reetu discusses her journey into the expressive arts, the creation of the Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI), and her current doctoral research. She talks about the opportunities, challenges, and experiences serving adolescents, particularly around areas of gender, sexuality, and social change. Reetu is from Texas and has been living in India for the past nine years.  She is Co-Founder of the Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI), a creative movement therapy facilitator, visiting faculty with Ashoka University and Ambedkar University in New Delhi, India, and a dancer/choreographer who has trained and performed internationally for over 30 years.  Her dance repertoire includes Indian classical and folk, Ugandan folk, and tribal fusion belly dance. As a facilitator, she has primarily worked with adolescent groups and is passionate about creating open and safe platforms for self-discovery, dialogue, and expression, especially in areas related to gender and sexuality. Reetu was selected as an ADTA Talks’ speaker at the American Dance Therapy Association’s 50th Annual Conference and has represented India and the field of creative movement therapy at various forums, including the DaDaFest International Congress in the UK in 2016, the Ananta Centre (formerly Aspen Institute India) leadership conference on ending sexual violence in 2014, and the Harvard South Asia Institute “Gender Justice, Criminal Law, and Curricular Reforms” conference in 2013. Reetu is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Expressive Therapies at Lesley University, USA, with her research focus on exploring the potential of arts-based methods in sexual violence prevention programs working with youth in India. Reach out to Reetu at reetu@cmtai.org Video of Reetu speaking at the American Dance Therapy Association on Transgender in India Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI) Follow CMTAI on Instagram or connect with them on Facebook! Lesley University- Expressive Arts Program  Follow us on Instagram! Looking for more creative content? Sign up for our newsletter and get a free creativity guide! Join the Creative Therapy Umbrella Hub Facebook group to further discuss, collaborate, and create with your fellow creative arts therapy community! Have feedback? Fill out our anonymous survey to let us know your thoughts, concerns, questions, suggestions, and feedback. For us to serve you better, we need to hear YOUR voice!

In this episode, Reetu discusses her journey into the expressive arts, the creation of the Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI), and her current doctoral research. She talks about the opportunities, challenges, and experiences serving adolescents, particularly around areas of gender, sexuality, and social change. Reetu is from Texas and has been living in India for the past nine years. She is Co-Founder of Creative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI), a creative movement therapy facilitator, visiting faculty with Ashoka University and Ambedkar University in New Delhi, India, and a dancer/choreographer who has trained and performed internationally for over 30 years. Her dance repertoire includes Indian classical and folk, Ugandan folk, and tribal fusion belly dance. As a facilitator, she has primarily worked with adolescent groups and is passionate about creating open and safe platforms for self-discovery, dialogue and expression, especially in areas related to gender and sexuality. Reetu was selected as an ADTA Talks’ speaker at the American Dance Therapy Association’s 50th Annual Conference and has represented India and the field of creative movement therapy at various forums, including the DaDaFest International Congress in the UK in 2016, the Ananta Centre (formerly Aspen Institute India) leadership conference on ending sexual violence in 2014, and the Harvard South Asia Institute “Gender Justice, Criminal Law, and Curricular Reforms” conference in 2013. Reetu is currently pursuing her PhD in Expressive Therapies at Lesley University, USA, with her research focus on exploring the potential of arts-based methods in sexual violence prevention programs working with youth in India.Reach out to Reetu at reetu@cmtai.orgVideo of Reetu speaking at the American Dance Therapy Association on Transgender in IndiaCreative Movement Therapy Association of India (CMTAI)Follow CMTAI on Instagram or connect with them on Facebook!Lesley University- Expressive Arts Program Follow Creative Therapy Umbrella on Instagram, Facebook, or join our newsletter!

This epsiode features Skye Spence, photographer and videographer based in Winnipeg. He creates videos for amazing musicians including local talent and is working on building the Nsty brand with his team. We talk about working on a super low budget, and pushing the envelope creatively as a photographer and filmmaker in a city filled with so many photographers. He also shares his story of filming for Life of Kai, as well as losing his laptop in one of the busiest airports in the world, LAX. Shownotes: 00:57 - Who is Skye Spence 01:33 - How he got started as a photographer 04:32 - Switching to Video 06:51 - "Seeing" the photo 10:27 - Creative Movement and One-Upping yourself 13:30 - Putting your work out there 15:01 - How to push the envelope 18:19 - A city saturated with videographers 20:32 - Life of Kai's Six Months 24:51 - Crazy Airport Story 28:49 - Low Budget to Life of Kai 31:43 - Losing a lot, and moving on 34:35 - Latest obsessions 36:12 - Pet Photography 37:42 - Next Moves and Nsty 43:51 - Advice for Getting into Music Videos 46:33 - Wrap up --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2mcreativelabs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2mcreativelabs/support

In this episode Alison and guests, Wendy Wynne and Dave Pileggi, co-founders of The Creative Movement, talk about unleashing your creative power as an artist. We cover what that process truly looks like, the common pitfalls actors fall into, finding your purpose as an artist, and the key ways to connect with your creative spirit while maintaining balance in your life. Wendy and Dave are incredibly inspiring, and I learned so much from them during our conversation! Enjoy! This episode's featured guests: Wendy Wynne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wendywynne/ IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3364547/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1 Dave Pileggi Website: http://www.davepileggi.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davepileggi/ IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm3637385/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1 The Creative Movement ATL: https://www.thecreativemovement.co/ About the show: It's a Slate of Mind with Alison Haselden is a podcast designed to spark honest, unfiltered conversations within the entertainment industry community about things we're all thinking but don't talk about enough. It can feel isolating in this digital age (anyone else trapped in a self-tape bubble?), but we don't have to go it alone. Alison invites you to join her circle of friends new and old as we tackle the industry together. Alison Haselden grew up as a child actor and singer (her first time on set was age 6!) performing in commercials, print ads, film, TV, professional theatre, and recorded music between Orlando, FL, Nashville, TN, and Los Angeles, CA. She's now Atlanta, GA based pursuing film and TV as well as screenwriting. Let's be friends! Connect with Alison here: "It's a Slate of Mind" Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsaslateofmind/ Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alison_haselden/ Website: http://alisonhaselden.com/

#WorldDanceDaySpecial What if moving freely and fluidly could enhance creativity and positive thought? What is creative movement of the body after all and how does it help the mind and the body? Our guest, Ms. Preeti Sunderajan is an accomplished creative movement expert, dancer, educator and entrepreneur. Her performing career spans over 3 decades and she has performed at several prestigious festivals across India, USA, UK and Australia. She is classically trained in Bharatanatyam, Contemporary dance, Chau, Folk Theatre, Kalaripayattu and is also a yoga practitioner. She joined FitKids, Bengaluru in 2014 as CEO of GAIT (Grooming Artistic Innovation and Talent)and has successfully created, developed and establishing GAIT as the largest and first ever Creative Movement in Education programme across schools in India. Listen to her touch some personal chords on: How it's not easy to opt for a full-time career in performing arts? How creative movement is different from dance and how can it help us remove rigidity? Why we need to set the minds of children free during the growing years? She drops deep insights about her subject and uses simple examples to help you set the mind and body free. Visit fitkids.com for more information. Write in to editor@voiceofachievers.com for feedback. comments and guest suggestions!

Today's guest is Dr. Lucas Trautman, MD, MPH and head instructor at Stardust Jiu-Jitsu which offers classes in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, American Wrestling, and Creative Movement while emphasizing bridge-building and problem solving, seeking to develop and empower lifelong leaders. Dr Trautman talks to us about his time in the storied CBHS Wrestling program through the 80's and 90's, his self discovery through acting in the theatre while navigating the challenges of medical school and much more. "While we all may seem a little different from each other, we are all literally made of the same elements as each other... elements that were brought to earth as a result of stars exploding and spreading their elemental materials all over the Universe. We are all connected to each other in many ways, we can solve problems together, and we remember we are all made of stardust." - www.stardustjiujitsu.com Please Share, Rate and Review. Thank you.

Artists are the shamans of today, leading the world on an emotional journey. Listen as Holly Shaw explains how performing artists in particular use entrainment, channeling and ecstasy in order to invoke the creative movement that the planet is calling for. Exploring examples from her own orgasmic experience on stage, to that of other artists like Tori Amos, Gabrielle Roth, Mickey Hart, Emily Dickinson, and Rainn Wilson, Shaw shares her vision for the Performers & Creators Lab Podcast. Actor, Jeffrey Weissman provides commentary about the origins of stage fright.

If you are a Clevelander I am sure you have seen Revival Body Care at local shops and if you aren't you may have stumbled upon Revival while reading Cosmopolitan. In this episode you get to meet the founder herself. Nicole and I talk about where her entrepreneurial journey started, how she got into skin care how she turned that into a business, how social media is such a valuable tool for building a business, fraudy feelings and more! If this conversation inspires you, please let us know you're listening. Screenshot the episode on whatever podcast player you are using and tag Nicole and I. We can't wait to hear from you! Connect with Nicole: Instagram: - @revivalbodycare - @revivalnicole -use the hashtag #revivaltribe Website: www.revivalbodycare.com Events: If you are in the area sign up for the Revival Retreats. Use code RR10 for ten percent off admission to this event. Sign up using this link: https://revivalbodycare.com/products/revival-retreat Stay tuned for a Revival APP so that you can shop her amazing natural skin products right from your finger tips! Connect with me: Instagram: @museroompodcast E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com Join the book club! This month we are reading "The Creative Habit" by Twyla Tharp. To participate in the book club join the secret Facebook group. Just search *SECRET* Muse Room and request to join. We will discuss the book in there throughout the month and then we will meet in person on October 28th at Market Garden Brewery. Check my Instagram for updates. Do you have kids that need to get their wiggles out? I will be teaching a Creative Movement class for children on November 4th at the She Collective in Lakewood. It is the perfect opportunity for your kids to practice body awareness, improvisation and creativity. And then following that class I will also be teaching a fun movement class for adults. NO PREVIOUS DANCE EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. This will just be a chance for you to find your groove, meditate and unblock your creativity. Use this link to sign up your children for the creative movement class: https://shecollective.punchpass.com/classes/3041019 If this podcast adds value to your life please consider rating and leaving a review. Your support and feedback are greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for listening and enjoy the episode!

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Listen as Holly Shaw explains how performing artists are the shamans of today, leading the world on an emotional journey by using entrainment, channeling and ecstasy in order to invoke the creative movement that the planet is calling for. Exploring examples from her own orgasmic experience on stage, to that of other artists like Tori Amos, Gabrielle Roth, Mickey Hart, Emily Dickinson, and Rainn Wilson, Shaw shares her vision for the Performers & Creators Lab Podcast. Actor, Jeffrey Weissman provides commentary about the origins of stage fright.​You might also enjoy these other episodes on the Performers & Creators Lab Podcast:​Episode 23 The "It"Factor and Neuroscience​Episode 24 Showgirl Shaman Shares Her SecretsFind out more about Performers & Creators Lab >>About Your Host, Holly ShawHolly Shaw, CHT is a performance coach, creativity researcher and stand up comedian. Growing up in Indianapolis, IN she convinced her parents she needed to go to Chicago to get her own agent when she was 14 years old and has spent a lifetime in film, T.V. and on professional stages all over the world as an actor, dancer, and director.Now she shares her passion for the problems that artists face as a Creativity Coach and a Certified Hypnotherapist and has helped hundreds of artists, from Emmy award winning and Grammy nominated artists to world class choreographers overcome their anxiety, stage fright, impostor syndrome, and creative blocks so that they can create original work and totally kill it onstage again and again without feeling like they're selling out or losing their sanity.In 2016, Shaw wrote and released her book, The Creative Formula: Compose, Choreograph, and Capture Your Masterpiece which has become an Amazon bestseller. In 2018 she launched the Performers & Creators Lab podcast which was named one of 2019's most outstanding podcasts by Databird Research. She teaches regularly at the SAG/AFTRA offices in L.A. and SF and runs creative laboratory workshops like the Comedy Lab Open Mic once a month at Monaghan's on the Hill in Oakland. Follow her on Instagram @hollyshawspritely

In this episode I talk to Nancy Baine who has been a dance educator and creator for all for over 40 years.

  “We named the company Telegraph because the telegraph was the first mass, modern communication device that allowed people to communicate from continent to continent.” Kevin McLendon, CEO of Telegraph Creative, brings his journey as an entrepreneur in front of our mic. Throughout this podcast, McLendon discusses how Telegraph separates itself from the common creative agency by investing in the uniqueness of each brand Telegraph works with, and sharing it with the world in a visually appealing and magnetic manor. “It all comes down to original thought.” In a world full of choices and ideas to grab on to, original thought tends to get lost in the process. Kevin has made it a point at Telegraph to develop a team of experts to create and maintain a unique and original brand for each organization they work with. “At the end of the day, if you have the confidence that you do good work, and the talent is on par with anybody else, that's all you can do is sell yourself and sell your talent.” People are always looking for new ways of doing things. In the summer of 2017 Telegraph launched Sloss Tech l The Southeast's Preeminent Tech Festival During Sloss Tech, the Telegraph team worked with influencer, Casey Neistat. Check out the video below to see the incredible Telegraph team featured in Neistat's video “Alone in an Airport”. WARNING: This podcast is full of brilliant ideas for entrepreneurs and may result in impulsive life decisions. For more information about The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, visit: www.themindside.com

Did you know we have more nerves in our belly than in our brain? This is why the belly is often referred to as ‘the second brain’. And why we do ‘gut checks’ when making big decisions.  This delicate system can actually become clouded or blocked by our anxiety or other emotions, just as easily as by our digestive issues. So says Claudia Mansbach, a 17 year practitioner of the ancient Chinese medicine bodywork, Chi Nei Tsang, Chinese medicine bodywork that focuses on the abdomen and internal organs.  This would explain, for me at least, why my gut is the first thing to get tense when life stresses me out. Your health, your emotions, your energy, your alignment … and yes, your happiness … are rooted here. Claudia’s life work is to help anyone with digestive issues heal them using Chi Nei Tsang. But she also helps people who don’t have ‘gut issues’ per se, but nervous system issues instead. Author Allison Post refers to this work as ‘Unwinding the Belly’ and that is what it is at the core. People who experience the work fall asleep having their tummy rubbed, and wake up to find their energy restored, their sleep deepened, and their digestion much improved. Listen to Claudia’s soothing and grounded voice as she explains things like: Why the ‘core’ of the body is where some of the most powerful healing can happen How healing the gut can affect the rest of the body How (and why) anxiety lives in our gut The connection between grief and anxiety How stress affects the various organs in the gut … and the entire body The importance of the solar plexus, and where to find it How Chi Nei Tsang can actually heal the entire nervous system The importance of letting go in refining your own gut instinct How Claudia found this deep work … and how it has changed her   RESOURCES Touching the Core Within, Claudia’s website [LINK TO http://www.touchingthecore.com/ Unwinding the Belly, by Allison Post BIO   Claudia believes deeply in the intrinsic ability of our bodies, minds and spirits to heal. She has been learning to live well and in alignment with her body, mind and spirit through the study and application of diverse healing modalities as her life practice. Training Chi Nei Tsang, Chinese Astrology, Tibetan Mantra Healing, Five Element Cooking/Nourishing Within, Spino-Mandibular Equilibration, Breast Wellness Massage, Somanautics Dissection, Therapeutic Touch, Therapeutic Massage, Ergonomics and Creative Movement and Body Correctives.  Claudia has taught classes in Chi Nei Tsang Fundamentals at the University of East West Medicine, Clinical Chi Nei Tsang, Qi Gong, and Qi Gong for Pregnancy as well as Awakening the Pelvis for women. I have also been a guest teacher on cleansing and fertility and for an in-service training at an AIDS healing center.  

We're More Alike Than Different PODCAST BY SILVA LAUKKANEN In this episode of DanceCast, Wayne M. Smith shares his experience working with Playback Memphis and Company d. Through Playback Memphis, Wayne helps bring together police officers and formerly incarcerated individuals to share and build a performance on their cumulative experience. Wayne also teaches at Company d, a dance company comprised of young adults with Down syndrome. Reflecting on his experiences, he arrives at the conclusion we're more alike than different. text by Emmaly Wiederholt / danceonstance.com

We All Have Our Shoes On Amii LeGendre has taught dance to incarcerated men in New York through two programs: the Bard Prison Initiative and Rehabilitation Through the Arts. She is a wellness coordinator and dance professor at Bard College, and is currently performing a new dance/theatre solo called "I'm looking at you as if" about her experience teaching dance to men in prison. In this podcast, she reads a piece she wrote for Contact Quarterly about her experience with the Bard Prison Initiative, and reflects why dance education for incarcerated communities is so powerful.

In this episode of dancecast we talk about art in prison and the impact and experience of it for the teachers and participants and the fine line of who is a teacher to whom in this context.

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