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: Andy Taylor
Andy Taylor explores designing parkour gyms that inspire creativity and exploration. When designing a gym, he tries to call to the inner child that makes us want to play. The discussion covers thoughtful design that increases engagement, ensuring safety without stifling creativity, and integrating features that naturally encourage varied movements. Challenges include meeting building codes,… more →
Can you bridge a gap that shouldn’t be bridged?
Jeremy Fein’s coaching work is fundamentally conversational but hard to share—recording changes sessions, making them performance-adjacent. He tried podcasting to bridge the gap between coaching and content creation, pausing after twenty-five episodes to amplify what worked. But the unanswered question remains: Is there actually a way to bridge this gap, or is some work valuable… more →
What injury teaches about softness
John Baker describes his practice as playful, softness, and collaborative. Softness comes from past injuries—trying to be softer with movements, more gentle in general. He doesn’t say injury made him more careful or cautious. Those are external adjustments. Softness is internal—a different quality of engagement, less gripping, less forcing. Injury can teach the difference between… more →
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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.
If you’re curious about the people, ideas, and principles driving this exploration, learn more about Movers Mindset →