Comments on: We live in a Zoo

By: Bert Poffé

Bert Poffé — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:12:52 +0000

For years I have been googling more natural workouts and training methods.
I even had a strong vision and idea how it should be.
It was a strange but happy moment, finding perfectly explained on this MOVNAT website by Erwan what I always felt deep inside!
Go on Erwan and please bring some seminars to Europe !
Good Luck!

By: Marcel Altena

Marcel Altena — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 03:52:38 +0000

This explains all my thoughts for the past 6 months into one simple statement. Lately I have become increasingly obsessive about the need for humans to rediscover their roots and remember where they came from. I have been really pushing my point across lately but found that 99% of people don’t want to listen, no matter how you bring your point across. It’s like people think they know. They believe that walking up a flight of stairs or doing the vacuum cleaning is enough exercise each day. I am now starting to believe that the only way to get the message across is to show them, but how do you get someone who ‘knows it all’ to watch. I think what your doing here is great, and would love to see you come to Australia…word has it we are now the fattest nation. This doesn’t surprise me. If we can bring health food into McDonalds, then we should be able to bring people back to their roots aswell…:) Cheers.

By: Irene Barbari

Irene Barbari — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 16:56:09 +0000

Please add me to your mailing list… my trainer has told me about you and I am extremely interested in your work. We have been doing some barefoot work in local park – my feet are reorganising themselves although throwing back out it’s all realigning itself. Brilliant! Thanks

By: Erwan Le Corre

Erwan Le Corre — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:32:33 +0000

Some of us, actually a large and increasing number of us have become what we can or probably should see as a pathetic, unhealthy version of the healthy and energetic human beings our evolution and nature had designed us to be.

The point here is certainly not to judge or give hard time to anyone, but oppositely to provide a positive inspiration and motivation first, then rational and efficient solutions and simple, constructive alternatives to anyone willing to improve their lifestyle and reconnect to their true nature and become strong, healthy, happy and free again.

This approach is a philosophy called “True Nature” that is the foundation of MovNat. It is also an education/coaching/rehabilitation program.

It is not at all a radical approach preaching or demanding to go back to the wild and life in huts or caves, as this is an extremely long and difficult rehabilitation process, but to regain first our birthright of body mind health and vitality even within the Zoo.

Explore your true nature!

By: Zombies, Zoo Humans, and Aliens. | Real World Strength Training

Zombies, Zoo Humans, and Aliens. | Real World Strength Training — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:39:45 +0000

[...] Nation full of brain dead zombies. Not too long after that, I read a short article titled “We Live in a Zoo.” Just today, I read an article explaining us as aliens on our own [...]

By: Erwan

Erwan — Fri, 08 May 2009 12:48:57 +0000

Yes but not an extensive free-lunch resource of information one can download for free in a simple click from home.
MovNat cannot be self-taught.
I am willing to help people that cannot attend seminars by sharing some basic training tips so they get started too, now nothing will ever replace direct coaching.
The more you will explore the potential thanks to these tips, the more you will understand you need to learn seriously more.

By: Logan Harris

Logan Harris — Fri, 08 May 2009 04:21:10 +0000

Are you going to be posting workouts and exercises for people to use on this site? This is an amazing idea – I’m really excited to try it and get out of the gym.

By: Erwan

Erwan — Mon, 04 May 2009 08:26:38 +0000

I have been working real hard the last 3 years to renovate and revive a truly natural approach of movement, exercising, health and life, so I sincerely want to thank you all for the tremendously positive feedback and want you to know that I am now working even harder to enable many to have access to this philosophy and practice.

You will have a metaphorical insight of this vision by reading my recent post “Natural Movement: A New Dawn.”

Bob, at 69, you are a true inspiration!

By: Johnny

Johnny — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 15:17:48 +0000

I can’t wait for this site to be up and running. Like a lot of others I learned about MovNat from the Men’s Health article. It really struck a chord. I am always looking for ideas for workouts. I really prefer to be outside, I live in a small town in eastern Montana which provides a lot of areas for outside training. Not a lot for swimming, but we do have a small cabin at a nearby resevoir where we spend a lot of time in the summer. It would be great to get some ideas for indoor training too, as for 4 months out of the year it is usually 20-40 degrees F below freezing.

By: Kyle

Kyle — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 21:04:50 +0000

After trying a Mov-Nat workout today i can say this is the highest and most basic form of exercise. I felt good and content jumping and climbing in the woods. I am sold and will definitely try to go to a seminar.