The 7 Rules for the Aging MovNatter

The 7 Rules for the Aging MovNatter

By Vic Verdier, MovNat Master Instructor The 60s were the Golden Age of the automobile industry in Detroit. In 1964, well before the first oil crisis, Ford asked David Ash to design the first version of the iconic Ford Mustang. Fifty-seven years later, avid collectors...
12 Natural Movements for Strong, Healthy Feet

12 Natural Movements for Strong, Healthy Feet

Recently, MovNat joined the Vivobarefoot Health Broadcast to share some easy ways to take care of your feet with Natural Movement®. If you’d like stronger, healthier feet that serve you well for a lifetime, this routine will teach you some of the best natural...
How Bob “Came Alive” in His 70s and 80s with MovNat

How Bob “Came Alive” in His 70s and 80s with MovNat

Allow us to introduce you to Bob McMillan who is 80 years young, and one of the original MovNatters who attended one of the very first MovNat retreats held in West Virginia in 2009. Bob says, “MovNat changed my entire attitude about Health and Fitness and what...
How to Build Even More Muscle Using MovNat

How to Build Even More Muscle Using MovNat

By Chris Redig, MovNat Master Trainer Are you trying to build more muscle? Has your progress plateaued? Have you noticed that training hard doesn’t automatically build muscle? When you start Natural Movement® training, amazing things happen. Not only do you start...
A MovNat Father/Son Survival Weekend

A MovNat Father/Son Survival Weekend

By Ryan Leech, Level 1 MovNat Certified Trainer Besides moving the way humans are meant to move, MovNat also promotes a closer relationship with nature. To me, the best way to get closer to nature is to get right down into nature, as close as you can by becoming a...

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