Seriously check out this program! They over deliver to help you progress from wherever you are physically. I got the Primal course at 50 and fat. Now I'm surprisingly agile, mobile, more fit and feel like I'm getting more anti-fragile as I get older if that makes sense. Plus the basic exercises feel more like play than working out. Reminds me of bouncing around the living room when I was a kid except Mom doesn't get mad.
Wow thanks so much for sharing you're experience with our program! Super cool to hear. Props on you for taking action, staying consistent, and accomplishing some serious life goals. Keep this going! And you're spot on, this is what I love about these type of exercises, they are a lot of fun!
Thank you So Much for the specific instructions, especially where in my shoulder to press in the first movement. I've tried this move 2 or 3 times in the past week, and it was always interesting and a little awkward for my right shoulder. But this morning, it clicked in. I felt yeah, this is it! Then I went for a run, and oh my, was that different! That little bit of internal rotation had been constricting my chest, just a little bit, not enough that I'd even notice, but activating that muscle opened up my whole right side. During my run just now, I felt like my upper body was floating above my hips. Booyah! Running is even easier and more fun. Isn't it amazing how some little thing can change the whole experience?
I've been warming up for workouts with crab walks and crawls for a while now. I didn't know about this move. I can't wait to try it! Excellent instructions by the way. Short and to the point with regressions for every fitness level. Subscribed!
Nice! Yeah already got first half, you’ll definitely enjoy the additional move added in. And glad you liked the instruction. That’s awesome, thanks for subbing! 💪👊
I have a fused right wrist so do any press on the floor on my fists. This is another level of challenge but I think I can master it. Thanks for the tutorial.
I tried this from a previous video. Must have been from him also. I was laughing so hard trying to get everything right, mostly it was the laughing that helped my tummy. I have to try this again. Definitely going to check his program.
You’re welcome! Yes we do, they are a little bit older but still good tips 👍 I’ll put them below. #1: th-cam.com/video/D0z0XeNW6po/w-d-xo.htmlsi=V9EXotakS97Faoir #2: th-cam.com/video/N_EQRyaJHSY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=48ce8ejTPXAXbX9c
I'm just trying to figure out what stage I'd get into the video when I wouldn't be able to narrate anymore, I reckon 45 seconds. Really interesting video. I suffer from really stiff hips so will be looking at more of thede!
In most parks and school playgrounds, I've noticed the removal of the monkey bars and rings. That was the most effective tools to keep us kids active. Slides aren't going to do anything for us.
Bulging discs can have varying levels of severity, so it's a good idea to ask someone who has actually looked at your scans, like your doctor or maybe physical therapist.
Yes I agree with shaynaformity, you always want to seek out a doctor or physical therapist to be cleared for new exercise if you have bulging discs or injuries. If you are cleared, then I’d recommend going very light and just sticking with the bird dog at the beginning. Also work on core bracing to minimize movement of the spine during certain exercises to avoid injury. This will help you build strength and provide more protection for your spine. Both of these techniques are also used by Dr. Stuart McGill to help his patients with back pain. He has a great book called back mechanic, that I recommend too. Train safe and keep moving! 💪
Great info- hey I can do the ez bird dog. But My fitness level is Too old Worn Out to place such stress on my wrist & shoulder & my ankles are shot! I was an aging person doing weights & calesthenics until long covid (&menpause at same time) wiped me out for months & atrophied my muscles & stamina. Have not been able to get back...
You might look into Dr. Mindy Pelz about how to address menopausal issues. She specializes in hormones. And absolutely don't do too much exercise with long covid. Low and slow, if at all. I wish you the best!
I starting incorporate crawls in my training a few years back and for some reason never do them inverted (crab). The flip is akin to basic breakdance technique. 😎 I always tell people about crawls if they don't want go to the gym or are traveling. I'll have to remember crabs as well 👍
That’s awesome! Same, these exercises are great for in-home and traveling. Yup, the crab adds an extra element and fun to the crawl. Thanks for sharing and keep moving 💪👊
This looks like the training for games of ultimate Twister! Haha! But in all seriousness, thank you so much for breaking this move down. I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this and now I can learn and practice with your instructions.
Sorry to hear about the wrist pain. It's quite common for many of our students when first getting started. Many of us are on our computers and phones all day and have lost a lot of strength and flexibility with the wrist. Here's 3 things we reccommend. #1: Give your wrist a break. If you are typing on a computer or phone a lot, try to get off the typing or holding the device every 30 mins to 1 hour and allow the wrist to take a break. #2: Increase strength & flexibility with the wrist. Here's a video my brother and I shot a while back (I had super long hair ha) that goes over simple exercises to improve flexibility and strength for the wrists: th-cam.com/video/D0z0XeNW6po/w-d-xo.html #3: Make sure your diet is good. A poor diet will make everything worse. Simple joint problems can take longer to heal, and joints can easily become inflammed and painful to use. Avoid ultra processed foods especially refined sugar. Consume more Whole Foods (fresh produce etc). And stay hydrated :)
While you're working on the tips above, Move with Mya has a video titled How to Make Animal Flow Easier, which describes how to use props to relieve stress on your joints. I wish you the best!
Copy his position with the ball of your toes on the floor and your ankles are braced, (ie not just relaxed with the top/front side of your foot resting on the floor).
Hey! Apologize for any confusion. You are reffering to the QM crawl section right? Yes, as Tatyana mentioned below, I mean to flex the ankle and plant the bottom of the toes on the mat. Verses extending the ankle where the toes are pointed and top of the foot is lying flat on the mat.
10 out of 15 mins effective of this exercise once in before nune! Besides of strength benefits, the movement cleanse yor stomach, you go to toalet in a very first 5,6mins..
Get in contact with RFK Jr, and get this implemented in America's schools. This feels like 5 minutes of basic warm ups and I bet kids would have fun with this! Make American Healthy Again!
With RFK at the helm of our health services there won’t be any kids to help. They’ll all be dropping like flies once he bans vaccines and pushes all his other brain-rot, whackjob conspiracies 😂
The only problem for me with these exercises is that I cannot bend my toes so radically as that will trigger gout attack. But the other stuff w/o the toe bending works for me.
So if i can only do the level 1 crab and QM move, you fail to explain how they transition into the full move - you just start explaining the transition from level 3 on both moves 😕
Apologize for any confusion. Yes as trapezius77 mentioned, if you can only do level 1 for both moves, you will keep training those moves until you can reach level 3. Then once you've mastered those two, you will combine for the full QM Flip.
It wouldn't fix a rotator cuff injury that's been hampering my exercises for over 10 bloody years after countless visits to countless physiotherapists. I think it's time to give up
I’ve actually got a similar issue, right shoulder, probably rotator but brushed off by a doctor. I’m 62 and I’ve started a fairly rigorous exercise program involving some calisthenics, some Pilates and a weight training routine. I’ve actually gained weight (but it’s muscle). The shoulder still hurts occasionally but it’s generally only when I don’t exercise. I definitely wouldn’t write this program off.
all depends on how severe it is and what the reason is. If it's a tear in the tendons, it may stay and you have to get along with it. In some cases it can be operated on. If it's provoked by muscular imbalance you can do certain exercises. If it's e.g. supraspinatus syndrom you can have extracorporeal shock wave therapy which is highly effective. Don't give up. Do what you can do.
Good point! I should of added that in there. To program a move like this, I use it in two ways. #1: As a Light Warm Up. (1x day for 1-5 mins) For activating the joints and muscles, nothing strenuous. Go light. Go through each of the levels as shown in the video. #2 Integrated In A Hard Workout. (1-3x a week). This is for pushing and challenging your body. I like to put this move into a simple circuit with 3 other exercises. An example of this would be 30 seconds QM Flip, 30 secs bodyweight squat, 30 secs hang on bar, 30 sec alternating lunges. And then repeat those 4 exercises in rounds for 15-20 mins. This will be more intense than the light warm up session. This is similar to the workouts we use in our Primal Fitness Program. We like to keep it simple, fast, and hit the full body.
@TappBrothers hey, thanks for answering that. Most people do videos like this and intentionally leave the programming stuff out because they want you to buy their program. You were willing to answer the question anyway, which put your heads above the rest and if I save up enough money, I'd love to buy your program
@@ACarpenter89 Sure thing! Appreciate the kind words. If you add me on IG and send me a message referencing your YT username, I'll make sure to hook you up with the best offer we have going
Nothing fixes everything. But the reality is that, if you train and tone your body in gradual increments, you can build up the necessary muscles and tone/stretch the tendons and ligaments to a point where you’re much less likely to become injured during daily exercise. Over time you reduce the strains and injuries that happen when people age and maintain balance and strength later into life.
My darling, my darling, may darling Valentine . . .: What do you have to PROMOTE that is most efficient than YOGA that is 10th of thousand years older ? ? ? ? Mmmmmmmm? ? ? ? ? I really wonder what it could be ? ? ? It make me think about Pilates which wants to "reproduce" alike yoga style but cost an arm and a leg if not two of them. Yoga is much more profound and complete. Forget about this and go full throttle to yoga.
Everytime I see someone using the word "primal" to refer to a move, I'm quite skeptical. In this case, there's an assumption that our hunter-gatherer ancestors moved this way or even hung from bars (in the opening clip), when based on evolutionary science, we intentionally moved away from crawling and moving like other animals - whether primates or other mammals. We definitely didn't move like crabs. Picking up stuff, swinging them around and sprinting are far more effective than this.
Sprinting, lifting stuff, and throwing, plus these types of movement are all great. I do it all. But I never describe it as primal or animal flow. It's just simply human movement. Climbing and crawling about is in our dna though! We do actually come from the trees if you go far back enough
@@thebodykeepsthescore2828 We're still very different from tree-climbing primates. It's best to make use of our unique biological traits. We share 50% of our DNA with fungi. That doesn't mean we should spend time moving (or not moving) like one.
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Nah this couldn't be explained in a minute, unless you directly explain the final, combined move without explaining the 2 parts, and 3 levels of each part. Hey, why don't you make the 1 min video and post a link here?
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For anyone wondering what QM stands for its Quadrupedal Movement.
Seriously check out this program! They over deliver to help you progress from wherever you are physically. I got the Primal course at 50 and fat. Now I'm surprisingly agile, mobile, more fit and feel like I'm getting more anti-fragile as I get older if that makes sense. Plus the basic exercises feel more like play than working out. Reminds me of bouncing around the living room when I was a kid except Mom doesn't get mad.
Wow thanks so much for sharing you're experience with our program! Super cool to hear. Props on you for taking action, staying consistent, and accomplishing some serious life goals. Keep this going! And you're spot on, this is what I love about these type of exercises, they are a lot of fun!
Feel very proud that I can do this fully- not for long but i can!
Awesome! Doing it fully is impressive. If you can do 30 secs to 1 min of this, that's great 💪
Yeah - I thought I'd never be able to do it but (with some wobbling) I got all the way round.
You're never too old to start!
That was really good. Liked that you started really simple and can build up as you become more adaptable
Glad you liked the progressions. My goal was to make it pretty much accessible to everyone. Thanks 🙏
Primal Move Revelation! This is the video I’ve been trying to find for years. Thank you!
Lets gooo! Glad you liked the video 💪
I have been going back and forth on trying this type of workout. You explained this perfectly
I can't wait to apply this (gently and carefully) on my nagging lower back and glute pain!
Exactly, start small and gradully build. Let's gooo!
Thank you So Much for the specific instructions, especially where in my shoulder to press in the first movement. I've tried this move 2 or 3 times in the past week, and it was always interesting and a little awkward for my right shoulder. But this morning, it clicked in. I felt yeah, this is it! Then I went for a run, and oh my, was that different! That little bit of internal rotation had been constricting my chest, just a little bit, not enough that I'd even notice, but activating that muscle opened up my whole right side. During my run just now, I felt like my upper body was floating above my hips. Booyah! Running is even easier and more fun. Isn't it amazing how some little thing can change the whole experience?
I've been warming up for workouts with crab walks and crawls for a while now. I didn't know about this move. I can't wait to try it! Excellent instructions by the way. Short and to the point with regressions for every fitness level. Subscribed!
Nice! Yeah already got first half, you’ll definitely enjoy the additional move added in. And glad you liked the instruction. That’s awesome, thanks for subbing! 💪👊
Thank you. Great demo and wish there were chapters for going to and revisions.
Awesome - thanks for breaking down the moves!
Sure thing, glad you liked it!
Amazing to see you‘re back! You got me into fitness 🙏🏻
Thanks! That's awesome. Let's gooo 💪
So good to see you guys back in action here on youtube
Feels good to be back! Thanks for sticking with us :)
I’ve been needing this for years and I didn’t even know it. Thank you
Great video. I have been working on the Primal Fitness 101 program lately. Tomorrow, I am going to implement this. Thank you for all you do.
I have a fused right wrist so do any press on the floor on my fists. This is another level of challenge but I think I can master it. Thanks for the tutorial.
This one has been my favorite for years!
I tried this from a previous video. Must have been from him also. I was laughing so hard trying to get everything right, mostly it was the laughing that helped my tummy. I have to try this again. Definitely going to check his program.
This is excellent!! I actually busted out in the "Spider Hop" breakdance move doing this series!!! Great video/tutorial, thank you!!!
Ha awesome! Sure thing, glad you liked it 👊💪
Hi, thank you for this video!
Do you have specific moves to strengthen the wrist joint?
You’re welcome! Yes we do, they are a little bit older but still good tips 👍 I’ll put them below.
#1: th-cam.com/video/D0z0XeNW6po/w-d-xo.htmlsi=V9EXotakS97Faoir
#2: th-cam.com/video/N_EQRyaJHSY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=48ce8ejTPXAXbX9c
This video has been so helpful, it helps with all the spots I have problems with, keep up the great work, you're very much appreciated thank you
That's great! Thanks!! I'm glad you found this lesson helpful and appreciate the kind words :)
I'm just trying to figure out what stage I'd get into the video when I wouldn't be able to narrate anymore, I reckon 45 seconds. Really interesting video. I suffer from really stiff hips so will be looking at more of thede!
Wow! Thank you
Brilliant video 🔥
I noticed that you are not straightening your legs part 1, keeping them bent as you lift. Is there a reason for the constant bent knee?
Great lesson! Thanks a lot 🙏🏻
Thanks 🙏 Glad you liked it!
In most parks and school playgrounds, I've noticed the removal of the monkey bars and rings. That was the most effective tools to keep us kids active. Slides aren't going to do anything for us.
You didn't run up the slides as a kid? I'm sad for you.
These were removed due to insurance liability, sadly. Everything turns into a gd lawsuit these days.
Do you recommend these workouts for people dealing with Bulging disc issues (such as L5/S1)?
Bulging discs can have varying levels of severity, so it's a good idea to ask someone who has actually looked at your scans, like your doctor or maybe physical therapist.
Yes I agree with shaynaformity, you always want to seek out a doctor or physical therapist to be cleared for new exercise if you have bulging discs or injuries. If you are cleared, then I’d recommend going very light and just sticking with the bird dog at the beginning. Also work on core bracing to minimize movement of the spine during certain exercises to avoid injury. This will help you build strength and provide more protection for your spine. Both of these techniques are also used by Dr. Stuart McGill to help his patients with back pain. He has a great book called back mechanic, that I recommend too. Train safe and keep moving! 💪
Great info- hey I can do the ez bird dog. But My fitness level is Too old Worn Out to place such stress on my wrist & shoulder & my ankles are shot! I was an aging person doing weights & calesthenics until long covid (&menpause at same time) wiped me out for months & atrophied my muscles & stamina. Have not been able to get back...
You might look into Dr. Mindy Pelz about how to address menopausal issues. She specializes in hormones. And absolutely don't do too much exercise with long covid. Low and slow, if at all. I wish you the best!
It looks like a lot of fun! 😃👍
I starting incorporate crawls in my training a few years back and for some reason never do them inverted (crab).
The flip is akin to basic breakdance technique. 😎
I always tell people about crawls if they don't want go to the gym or are traveling. I'll have to remember crabs as well 👍
That’s awesome! Same, these exercises are great for in-home and traveling. Yup, the crab adds an extra element and fun to the crawl. Thanks for sharing and keep moving 💪👊
This looks like the training for games of ultimate Twister! Haha! But in all seriousness, thank you so much for breaking this move down. I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this and now I can learn and practice with your instructions.
I used to love twister haha. Sure thing! Glad you liked the vid. Yeahhhh lets gooo! 💪
Do You have any tips to solve the wrist pain when putting weight on it? Putting My wrist in the pushup position is painful/uncomfortable right now...
Sorry to hear about the wrist pain. It's quite common for many of our students when first getting started. Many of us are on our computers and phones all day and have lost a lot of strength and flexibility with the wrist. Here's 3 things we reccommend.
#1: Give your wrist a break.
If you are typing on a computer or phone a lot, try to get off the typing or holding the device every 30 mins to 1 hour and allow the wrist to take a break.
#2: Increase strength & flexibility with the wrist.
Here's a video my brother and I shot a while back (I had super long hair ha) that goes over simple exercises to improve flexibility and strength for the wrists: th-cam.com/video/D0z0XeNW6po/w-d-xo.html
#3: Make sure your diet is good.
A poor diet will make everything worse. Simple joint problems can take longer to heal, and joints can easily become inflammed and painful to use. Avoid ultra processed foods especially refined sugar. Consume more Whole Foods (fresh produce etc). And stay hydrated :)
While you're working on the tips above, Move with Mya has a video titled How to Make Animal Flow Easier, which describes how to use props to relieve stress on your joints. I wish you the best!
May I ask what brace the ankle means please...
Thank you in advance❤
Copy his position with the ball of your toes on the floor and your ankles are braced, (ie not just relaxed with the top/front side of your foot resting on the floor).
Hey! Apologize for any confusion. You are reffering to the QM crawl section right? Yes, as Tatyana mentioned below, I mean to flex the ankle and plant the bottom of the toes on the mat. Verses extending the ankle where the toes are pointed and top of the foot is lying flat on the mat.
Great move!
Reminds me of Scott Sonnon's Intu Flow
Welcome back!
Glad to be back! Thanks for sticking with us :)
It is just an underswitch with support on opposite limb
10 out of 15 mins effective of this exercise once in before nune! Besides of strength benefits, the movement cleanse yor stomach, you go to toalet in a very first 5,6mins..
Get in contact with RFK Jr, and get this implemented in America's schools. This feels like 5 minutes of basic warm ups and I bet kids would have fun with this! Make American Healthy Again!
Great idea!!!
With RFK at the helm of our health services there won’t be any kids to help. They’ll all be dropping like flies once he bans vaccines and pushes all his other brain-rot, whackjob conspiracies 😂
What?! Lol! Maybe he should make an appointment with the brain worm. That guy is completely unserious.
@@jabariosaze307...right??! 🙄
Hmm. While we have these things called American schools.
The only problem for me with these exercises is that I cannot bend my toes so radically as that will trigger gout attack. But the other stuff w/o the toe bending works for me.
It says THIS primal move but yet, we get a bunch of them. Maybe the title should've been THESE? Was it a typo?
The QM flip is it. The rest builds you up to it.
It's a basic break dance move. I used to do it when I was younger. 😅
Niceee! We used to do a little break dancing but just small stuff, mainly the power moves. Good times 👊
Too many surgeries from having too much fun in life but I’ll work on em.
Me: Tries QM flip. Also me: Realizes why breakdancing is an olympic sport. ;)
hehe ninja warrior, and i remember that time when you (or was it your brother) who streaked and ran the course.
I did two of the QM i got dizzy
Haha yeah it can take some time to adjust. Start slow and then after a few days you should notice improvement with the dizziness
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Wow
How to fix everything? Sign up for break dancing classes. 😏
😂
So if i can only do the level 1 crab and QM move, you fail to explain how they transition into the full move - you just start explaining the transition from level 3 on both moves 😕
You have to be able to reach level 3 before you can do the full, combined move.
@@trapezius77appreciate you explaining that, as the video does not
Apologize for any confusion. Yes as trapezius77 mentioned, if you can only do level 1 for both moves, you will keep training those moves until you can reach level 3. Then once you've mastered those two, you will combine for the full QM Flip.
Interesting channel cool video
Thanks 🙏💪
'QM' = ???
Ha sorry! QM stands for Quadrapedal Movement. Which is movement involving all 4 limbs
@@TappBrothers I was pretty sure that my first guess (Quasimodo) wasn't going to pan out. ;)
@@TheWayofKen 😂
I just pulled a muscle in my lowerback.. gdit
B-boy 101 🤸♂️
I was gonna say the same. Beginner 3-step...lol
It wouldn't fix a rotator cuff injury that's been hampering my exercises for over 10 bloody years after countless visits to countless physiotherapists. I think it's time to give up
Crossover Symmetry and upside down kettle bell presses are MAGIC for shoulder health.
I’ve actually got a similar issue, right shoulder, probably rotator but brushed off by a doctor. I’m 62 and I’ve started a fairly rigorous exercise program involving some calisthenics, some Pilates and a weight training routine. I’ve actually gained weight (but it’s muscle). The shoulder still hurts occasionally but it’s generally only when I don’t exercise. I definitely wouldn’t write this program off.
you did the resistance band to doorknob exercises? That's what fixed mine.
all depends on how severe it is and what the reason is. If it's a tear in the tendons, it may stay and you have to get along with it. In some cases it can be operated on. If it's provoked by muscular imbalance you can do certain exercises. If it's e.g. supraspinatus syndrom you can have extracorporeal shock wave therapy which is highly effective. Don't give up. Do what you can do.
Look into stem cell therapy, great for fixing big joint problems, knee, shoulders etc.
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You explain the exercise but you didn't really explain how to program it
Good point! I should of added that in there. To program a move like this, I use it in two ways.
#1: As a Light Warm Up. (1x day for 1-5 mins) For activating the joints and muscles, nothing strenuous. Go light. Go through each of the levels as shown in the video.
#2 Integrated In A Hard Workout. (1-3x a week). This is for pushing and challenging your body. I like to put this move into a simple circuit with 3 other exercises. An example of this would be 30 seconds QM Flip, 30 secs bodyweight squat, 30 secs hang on bar, 30 sec alternating lunges. And then repeat those 4 exercises in rounds for 15-20 mins. This will be more intense than the light warm up session.
This is similar to the workouts we use in our Primal Fitness Program. We like to keep it simple, fast, and hit the full body.
@TappBrothers hey, thanks for answering that. Most people do videos like this and intentionally leave the programming stuff out because they want you to buy their program. You were willing to answer the question anyway, which put your heads above the rest and if I save up enough money, I'd love to buy your program
@@ACarpenter89 Sure thing! Appreciate the kind words. If you add me on IG and send me a message referencing your YT username, I'll make sure to hook you up with the best offer we have going
The turnout is called an external rotation actually
Thanks, yeah that’s a more proper way of describing it
why is it the crab, but not the beast? Anyway, these moves heal the body from everything sitting causes to our bodies.
Yeah beast definitely sounds cooler haha
part 2 looks like part of Russian dance
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
I will be break dancing at 50
Let’s goooo 🤙
Yoga?
The background sound (music?) is almost unbearable. Wish I had a way to turn it off.
🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈❤️🔥🌈🌈🌈🦋🦅🐉✌️✨👍♂️♂️♂️🦋🦅🐉
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what is the evidence that 'this primal move fixes everything'?
Nothing fixes everything. But the reality is that, if you train and tone your body in gradual increments, you can build up the necessary muscles and tone/stretch the tendons and ligaments to a point where you’re much less likely to become injured during daily exercise. Over time you reduce the strains and injuries that happen when people age and maintain balance and strength later into life.
My darling, my darling, may darling Valentine . . .:
What do you have to PROMOTE that is most efficient than YOGA that is 10th of thousand years older ? ? ? ?
Mmmmmmmm? ? ? ? ?
I really wonder what it could be ? ? ?
It make me think about Pilates which wants to "reproduce" alike yoga style but cost an arm and a leg if not two of them.
Yoga is much more profound and complete.
Forget about this and go full throttle to yoga.
I was doing this 30 years ago.
Everytime I see someone using the word "primal" to refer to a move, I'm quite skeptical. In this case, there's an assumption that our hunter-gatherer ancestors moved this way or even hung from bars (in the opening clip), when based on evolutionary science, we intentionally moved away from crawling and moving like other animals - whether primates or other mammals. We definitely didn't move like crabs. Picking up stuff, swinging them around and sprinting are far more effective than this.
Sprinting, lifting stuff, and throwing, plus these types of movement are all great. I do it all. But I never describe it as primal or animal flow. It's just simply human movement. Climbing and crawling about is in our dna though! We do actually come from the trees if you go far back enough
@@thebodykeepsthescore2828 We're still very different from tree-climbing primates. It's best to make use of our unique biological traits. We share 50% of our DNA with fungi. That doesn't mean we should spend time moving (or not moving) like one.
Don’t be bothering me anymore
No one’s making you watch this🙄but by the looks of it you have a lot of screen time under your belt so get off your ass and MOOOOOOOVE!!!
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Over 1 minute in and nothing substantial has been communicated .. moving on
Your loss
Bye!!!!
Horribly verbose. That video should have taken 1 minute. Once you break up with loving to hear yourself talk, you'll be onto something.
I found the breakdown of alignment and different steps to be very helpful. Appreciate the accessibility for beginners
@@Heather-fx7sr Me too!! I found it very helpful. Some people can't help themselves.
Nah this couldn't be explained in a minute, unless you directly explain the final, combined move without explaining the 2 parts, and 3 levels of each part. Hey, why don't you make the 1 min video and post a link here?
You sir are an idiot !
I feel so proud to be part of this amazing community. We miss you Tapp Brothers. You’re the best! ♥️🫂♥️🫂♥️
I’m back to parkour and I’m consuming your content like never before. All love brothers. ♥️
Hey Mark, hope all is well brotha! That's awesome to hear :) Yeahhh parkour, let's go man. Keep up the training!
@@TappBrothersthanks brothers! I lost access to my FB and IG accounts and I need my Syrian phone number to access them again. It’s feasible but has a complex process.
I miss you a lot on TH-cam and there’s no one I know that I didn’t tell them about you. I am also building a business that could benefit you and I would love to tell you about it in an email soon.
All love and respect and I’m always here watching your success. Remember you’re the best. ❤️🫂