Welcome back Rangeseekers. In this episode we look at design thinking and meta-frameworks.

This episodes starts our series of looking at the various maps of the body.

This episodes starts our series of looking at the various maps of the body.

In this episode we start to build a foundation for our bridges and spokes for our wheels.

In this episode we look at relaxation in the context of flexibility and also at the end we do a full follow along dissolution practice. Enjoy!

In this episode we begin the exploration of ballistic stretching, work on getting a consistent definition and look at some of the parameters for a consistent results with it.

In this episode we talk about the return to teaching in seminars, the M3 Seminar and seminars and learning in general.

In this episode Emmet starts to talk about the concept of emergence, what it is? Some routes to it happening and how we can "make space" when it happens.

In this episode we start to have a look at the ideas and thinking around the End Range.

The pancake not just a tasty breakfast also a very useful range of motion position. In this episode Emmet discusses the pancake and its development in depth.

In this episode Emmet goes over the various tools and equipment he recommends for effective flexibility training.

In this episode we talk about the various types of splits the context that they are used in and some methods of measuring your progress. This episode is also a precursor to the episodes later in the season where we will discuss all the various splits in a lot more intricate detail.

In this episode we finish our commentary on the practical section of Stretching Scientifically by Thomas Kurz, The Grandfather of Range. We will discuss the final two chapters and how to make a routine using the ideas in the book.

In this episode we cover the practical section of Stretching Scientifically by Thomas Kurz, The Grandfather of Range. Part review and part commentary on the concepts of the text. We will look at this practical section over two episodes.

Following on from last week we continue our exploration of the pike and all things involved in developing it and more of its features. The pike or forward fold is one of our key flexibility positions and in this episode we look at defining what it is, how it functions in the sea of gravity and various protocols and exercises to try out to help develop it.

In this episode The Wizard entered a trance state and recorded double his intended time speaking about one of the key flexibility positions. So we split it into two parts that will drop over this week and next. The pike or forward fold is one of our key flexibility positions and in this episode we look at defining what it is, how it functions in the sea of gravity and various protocols and exercises to try out to help develop it.

In this episode we cover the first section of Stretching Scientifically by Thomas Kurz. Part review and part commentary on the concepts of the text. We will revisit the rest of the book in a later part of the season.

In this episode we look at getting a more comprehensive definition of Mobility. See that it is a compound training quantity involving inputs from other training variables. We look at where the term comes from and a bigger picture way of looking at it.

Welcome to the first episode of the Bendability podcast. This episode begins to introduce a lot of the concepts and ideas that will be discussed in full depth in the coming series of podcasts. In this first episode we discuss the wizard's background and the question that lead him on the current path of teaching and disseminating flexibility knowledge. We also discuss the categorisation of flexibility exercises and pain experience in flexibility exercises.