Ideas for a life in motion

Movers Mindset is dedicated to exploring the motivations behind movement and its fundamental place in society. Our mission is to create and share insightful conversations that inspire and enlighten our audience.

In the Movers Mindset podcast, Craig Constantine talks with movement enthusiasts to learn who they are, what they do, and why they do it. Each conversation feeds his insatiable curiosity, but we share them to turn on a light for someone else, to inspire them, or to give them their next question.

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  • From the archives: Nina Ballantyne

    From the archives: Nina Ballantyne

    Jam spaces have no walls, no membership, no door to walk through — and that turns out to be its own kind of obstacle. Nina Ballantyne and Craig talk about what makes an open space welcoming or intimidating, why the absence of formal rules leaves newcomers reading unspoken ones, and how a historic Edinburgh church… more

  • The Fourth Way Up

    The Fourth Way Up

    Architect Jade Amber Ragoschke noticed that spaces designed for people with disabilities are among the best parkour spots. Nobody drew that ramp for you; a code required it. Stairs, ramps, and elevators are the three sanctioned ways up, and parkour is a fourth nobody put on the drawings. The two are cousins by premise, both… more

  • From the archives: Iron Gump

    From the archives: Iron Gump

    Iron Gump slows a squat down until it becomes meditation. He calls it meditative strength training: alignment and breath turned into awareness that holds while you move. Barefoot running over rough ground trains the same sensitivity. Slow a lunge enough and it exposes the weakness you have been hiding from yourself for years. more

About

Movement is more than just physical activity—it’s a lens through which we explore challenge, growth, and human potential.

Through the Movers Mindset project, we’re diving into the deeper questions behind movement, uncovering the stories, philosophies, and insights that shape how we move through the world.