03/24/2026
Most of what matters in functional somatic movement…
you can’t see. So some people think it’s woo-woo.
These lessons are rarely taught through demonstration, yet there is a common misunderstanding that the goal is to achieve a certain shape or form.
But the movement isn’t for the viewer.
It’s entirely for the do-er.
What matters is the coordination underneath it:
the direction of force, the organization of the skeleton, the distribution of effort.
And most importantly, the felt sense of the action.
Because this work happens almost entirely out of view, it can be difficult to explain… and even harder to recognize what is actually changing.
But when you begin to sense it, something changes about they way you think about your physical body.
You develop a clearer picture of yourself.
A more refined sense of how you move, support yourself, and relate to gravity.
That’s where the real magic is happening.