Barefoot Strong Blog: Primal Movement Patterns

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This week's Barefoot Strong Blog post is all about primal movement patterns and why we need to lock them in with EBFA's foot to core sequencing!

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From Primal to Bipedal: Why we must lock in our rolling and crawling with foot to core sequencing

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Rolling and crawling are currently some of the hottest trends in fitness and corrective exercise programming. From Animal Flow to Original, health and fitness professionals are exploring the power of primal movement patterning for correcting movement dysfunction and achieving optimal function.

Why rolling and crawling are such powerful stabilization techniques is that they bring us back to our neurodevelopmental origins. Back when we were first introducing our nervous system to the demands of movement - millions of neuromuscular pathways were being developed.

These neurological pathways soon become the joint stability and coordination needed to sit upright, resist gravity and ultimately put one foot in front of the other.

Read the full article HERE: http://barefootstrongblog.com/2016/03/07/from-primal-to-bipedal-why-we-must-lock-in-our-rolling-and-crawling-with-foot-to-core-sequencing/

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Dr. Emily Splichal

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i have yet to listen, finals and national boards all week, but highly recommend it. Dr. Perry Nickelston and rolling patterns is a great practice. i do it nearly everyday. i do some crawling too. tougher than you think and great restorative exercises.
 
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