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032. Blake Evitt: Travel, community and personal growth

032. Blake Evitt: Travel, community and personal growth

 
 
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Episode Summary

Blake Evitt discusses the importance of partnering with your community, creating multigenerational spaces for training, as well as how he does that in his hometown of Boston. He unpacks the influence that traveling had on his training, coaching, and business, as well as his own personal growth. Blake shares his thoughts on a number of subjects, including becoming vegetarian, the ADAPT coaching qualifications, and the United States Parkour Association.

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031. Cordelia Storm: Flips, competition, and representation

031. Cordelia Storm: Flips, competition, and representation

 
 
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Episode Summary

In this episode Cordelia Storm unpacks her thoughts about accessibility, the effects of a gym on a community, and her motivation for learning flips. She delves into her personal journey, as well as her relationship with competition. Cordelia mentions her documentary project, and finishes by tackling the concepts of gender, age, and representation in the parkour space.

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030. Mark Toorock: Commercialization, representation, and play

030. Mark Toorock: Commercialization, representation, and play

 
 
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Episode Summary

Mark Toorock shares his thoughts on the commercialization of parkour, FIG and competitions, as well as the direction parkour is headed. He also opens up about his personal goals for parkour, raising the socially acceptable age of play, and how he sees himself within the community. Mark wraps up by discussing the power of parkour to benefit all people.

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029. Emily Tung: Breaking, puppetry, and unsolicited advice

029. Emily Tung: Breaking, puppetry, and unsolicited advice

 
 
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Episode Summary

Emily Tung shares her journey and goals in both breaking and parkour, as well as the differences between those two practices and communities. She also discusses her diverse movement practices, from stunt work, contortion, to pole dancing, as well as her lesser known skills in puppetry. Emily finishes by unpacking her thoughts on coaching, unsolicited advice, and speaking up for yourself. 

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028. Chris Moran: Movement, permaculture, and pain theory

028. Chris Moran: Movement, permaculture, and pain theory

 
 
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Episode Summary

Chris Moran discusses his unique path from personal trainer to farmer, and the relationship between movement and farming. He shares his insights on chronic pain and pain theory, as well as how his training and coaching has become deeply rooted in permaculture. Chris ends by describing his continuing passion for film making and creative projects.

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027. Mandy Lam: Community, travel, and self reflection

027. Mandy Lam: Community, travel, and self reflection

 
 
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Episode Summary

Mandy Lam dives right into discussion about her travels, the characters she’s met and communities she has visited. She and Craig discuss the ethos and spirit of Évry Move, where they sat down to talk, as well as their experiences with the Yamakasi. Mandy also shares her thoughts on what makes a good community, the importance of solo training and self reflection, and finally gets around to discussing her major concussion.

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026. Marcello Palozzo: Strength and conditioning, teaching, and learning

026. Marcello Palozzo: Strength and conditioning, teaching, and learning

 
 
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Episode Summary

Marcello Palozzo discusses his studies in the area of strength and conditioning, his relationship with Ido Portal, and how to capture information to optimize your learning. He shares his insights on teaching and learning, discussing the responsibilities of a teacher. Marcello explains how he found his current path, as well as his goals and plans for the future.

025. Craig Constantine: Podcast origin, Movers Mindset past, present, and future

025. Craig Constantine: Podcast origin, Movers Mindset past, present, and future

 
 
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Episode Summary

In a reversal of roles, this episode features Craig as the guest, interviewed by Movers Mindset’s production manager, Kristen. They discuss all things related to the podcast, from its origin, how we got to where we are, and the unseen difficulty involved in “just making a podcast.” Craig opens up about why he chose to make a podcast, what it means to him, and where he hopes to take it. 

024. Martin Kallesøe: Coaching, coffee, and Street Movement

024. Martin Kallesøe: Coaching, coffee, and Street Movement

 
 
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Episode Summary

In this episode of Movers Mindset, Craig talks with Martin Kallesøe of Street Movement. They discuss Martin’s unique introduction to parkour, his thoughts on coaching, and Danish Parkour’s coffee culture. He also touches on his first experiences with the Yamakasi, as well as the history and culture of Street Movement and the International Gathering at Gerlev.

023. Stany Boulifard Mallet: Art du Déplacement, the Yamakasi, and motivation

023. Stany Boulifard Mallet: Art du Déplacement, the Yamakasi, and motivation

 
 
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Episode Summary

Stany Boulifard Mallet sits down with Craig to discuss his Art du Déplacement (ADD) journey, his practice, and his relationship with the founders. He shares how he met the Yamakasi, and the impact that they have had on his training over the years. Stany also unpacks his thoughts on the motivation behind ADD and his own reasons for training.

022. John ‘Hedge’ Hall: Scottish viewpoint, cultures, and society

022. John ‘Hedge’ Hall: Scottish viewpoint, cultures, and society

 
 

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Episode Summary

Craig travels to Edinburgh, Scotland to interview John “Hedge” Hall about the culture of parkour, his ideas on how Scotland views parkour, and his own personal movement journey. Hedge unpacks how different cultures and societies adapt parkour to fit them and the impact of cultural norms on their practice. Touching a bit on coaching, Hedge discusses the impact of educational environments on his students.

021. Ville Leppanen: Life-long learning, coaching, and intervals

021. Ville Leppanen: Life-long learning, coaching, and intervals

 
 

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Episode Summary

Craig sits down to interview Ville Leppanen, a lifelong learner and member of the Finnish Parkour community. Ville discusses how he uses different tools in his coaching, how to work smarter instead of harder, and how he uses interval training to help him in parkour. Finally, Ville touches on how his coaching has evolved over the years and how his teaching has helped him learn things about himself.