How to Prepare For a MovNat Certification

How to Prepare For a MovNat Certification

Advice and tips for current and future MovNat Certified Trainers from four of our top instructors If you’re thinking of attending a MovNat Certification event, and you’d like some advice from an insider’s perspective, check out this group interview...
Kneeling: Can you do it comfortably and efficiently (like this)?

Kneeling: Can you do it comfortably and efficiently (like this)?

By Erwan Le Corre, MovNat Founder and Master Instructor If you can bench press your body weight and run a six minute mile, but you can’t kneel on the ground comfortably and efficiently, there’s a gap in your fitness, movement skills, and capability for...
“25 Years in Fitness…Then I Found MovNat”

“25 Years in Fitness…Then I Found MovNat”

Interviews with Six Movement Masters On Natural Movement Fitness (Part 3) by John Sifferman Erwan Le Corre has been called the world’s fittest man, and many have likened him to a modern-day Tarzan. Since founding the MovNat Natural Movement Fitness System,...
The Future of Fitness and Movement Training

The Future of Fitness and Movement Training

The Problem With Modern Fitness and FOUR Things Smart Trainers Are Doing About It By Danny Clark, MovNat Performance Director & Master Instructor Find a trainer, or any health and fitness professional, and pay them for a one on one session. Then ask them to teach...
A Former Navy SEAL On “Real World Fitness”

A Former Navy SEAL On “Real World Fitness”

Interviews with Six Movement Masters On Natural Movement Fitness (Part 2) by John Sifferman Erwan Le Corre has been called the world’s fittest man, and many have likened him to a modern-day Tarzan. Since founding the MovNat Natural Movement Fitness System,...
Welcome to the Club.

Welcome to the Club.

By Erwan Le Corre, MovNat Founder. Being fit for the real world means training for it. Lately I have been noticing more allusions to “real-world situations” in fitness articles, trying to explain how a conventional approach to strength conditioning may not...