Welcome to What MovesU! A show aimed at inspiring people to own their yesterday, be empowered today and create the life they want for tomorrow by illuminating the emotions that exist within the heart of the struggle. Whether it's telling the powerful stories of our MoveU members or interviewing the incredible individuals we work with, this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this! Ellice De Giovanni is a mobility and movement specialist, trainer, author and MoveU member. Chasing her passion and curiosity with movement and the body she found MoveU and instantly fell in love with the alignment of her own message and MoveU! We cover her story, movement philosophy and experiences of what she has learned along her journey.  Ellice's Website https://www.ellicedegiovanni.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ellicedegiovanni/    THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.   

MoveU Unfiltered

Ellice De Giovanni - Simplify Health to Magnify Life!

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at inspiring people to own their yesterday, be empowered today, and create the life they want for tomorrow by illuminating the emotions that exist within the heart of the struggle. Whether it's telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members or interviewing the incredible individuals we are lucky to come across or this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this! Katie Goss is number three here at MoveU. She handles many different behind the scenes projects her at MoveU ranging from coaching to scheduling guests events and collaborations. On top of all that Katie is a nurse who saw the shortcomings of healthcare and through her own issues decided to dive in headfirst into learning everything she could about the body. This was a really fun podcast about how listening to your curiosity and chasing your passions can lead you down a path you never even dreamed of!  Find Katie on Instagram @MoveUKatie   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.   

Katie Goss How Leaving the Healthcare System Led her Down a Path of Passion.

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at inspiring people to own their past, be empowered today, and create the life they want for tomorrow by illuminating the emotions that exist within the heart of the struggle. Whether it's telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members or interviewing the incredible individuals we are lucky to come across this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this! This week’s episode features Cassie De Pecol, Cassie is a two-time Guinness Book of world record holder. She was the fastest person to visit all sovereign nations as well as the first woman to do so. Cassie is now an author and speaker trying to raise awareness for sustainable and solo travel with a focus on women through her organization ‘Her International’. Coming from a college dropout to someone who raised enough money to accomplish her dream, is a published author and accomplished speaker. We cover overcoming external challenges, as well as internal struggles that arise while accomplishing her dream while dealing with anxiety, depression and even contemplating quitting the expedition and ending her life.    Learn More about Cassie at  https://cassiedepecol.com/  Cassie’s Foundation 'Her International' http://her.international/  Cassie’s Instagram @CassieDePecol  Expedition 196 Book  Cassie's TedX Talk  World Fitness App  THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunesto get automatic updates.   

Cassie De Pecol: How Visiting 196 Countries Shifts Your Perspective of Yourself and the World.

MoveU Unfiltered Podcast We cut through the B.S. and teach you the techniques and mindset to recover from pain and injury, and ultimately become the best version of yourself. On MoveU Unfiltered this week Mike sits down to talk about the Fix Yo Shit Movement and the four steps to getting there! As mentioned in the podcast we have included the pdf with the steps written out in detail.  https://moveu.com/wp-content/uploads/Fix-Yo-Shit-Movement.pdf Did this Podcast MoveU? Head over and learn about our online program that will guide you step-by-step to truly understanding your body and discovering the root cause of your pain. You’ll gain the strength, flexibility, and body awareness to correct your posture and get out of pain! Take action and enroll today!   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.  

4 Steps to Fix Yo Sh!t

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Ashley Kay, our amazing in house Arteest. Ashley is responsible for that incredible anatomy art that is PAINTED on Andrew, nope they ARE NOT stickers! We talk about how Ashley stumbled into MoveU, fulfilling one of her dreams in becoming a full-time paid artist! Additionally, we talk about the importance of inspiring creativity and chasing passion as well as answering questions from you our listeners that you submitted to Ashley!    Follow Ashley on instagram @ashleykayart   If this podcast MovedU click here to learn more about the MoveU program!  https://moveu.com/program-info/   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.   

Ashley Kay - Creativity, Intelligence and Finding Awe in Everything Do!

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether it's telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Olympic Weightlifter Wes Kitts of Team USA. Wes is a two time Pan American Champion and Pan American Games Champion. In this episode, we dive into a lot, from the importance of strength and technique to nutrition and holding yourself accountable for the things that are most difficult for ourselves.  Wes even committed to us that he will eliminate fried food and that he will only eat 1 pizza a month leading up to the 2020 Olympic Games….that's only 8 pizzas and that's his favorite food!   Find Wes Kitts on Instagram @weskitts22  https://www.instagram.com/weskitts22/?hl=enmoveu.com Check out Cal Strength and their top tier online weightlifting programs!  https://www.californiastrength.com/  https://www.instagram.com/cal_strength/        If this podcast MovedU click here to learn more about the MoveU program!   https://moveu.com/ THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

Olympic Weightlifter Wes Kitts - The Importance of Strength, Technique and Holding Yourself Accountable!

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don’t want to miss this! This week’s episode features Lauren Muir. Lauren is a member of the MoveU community as well as an established marathon runner including ultra marathons. She is an inpatient physical therapist who has also been through bilateral hip surgery. Lauren shares her story and unique points of view on rehab and therapy. She wants you to discover what you’re bodies capable of and to have fun moving!   If this podcast MovedU click here to learn more about the MoveU program!   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.

Lauren Muir's Journey From Ultra Marathons to Double Hip Surgery to MoveU

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Logan Aldridge otherwise known as the fittest one arm man on the planet. After a wake boarding accident at 13 took his dominant left arm, Logan’s life was never the same and he is beyond grateful for that. After his Mom defined his life on the way to the hospital by saying 'Its Just an Arm’ Logan took that to heart to lead a life of opposition to prove to himself that he can achieve anything he sets his mind to.     Here the full story of Logan's past here.  https://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/podcast-episode-69-logan-aldridge-the-fittest-one-armed-man-on-earth.html  You can find out more about his organizations here Wheel Wod http://wheelwod.com/  Adaptive Training Academy - https://www.adaptivetrainingacademy.com/    Follow Logan Aldridge on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/aldridgelogan Mentioned in the podcast is Helen Keller’s work ‘Three Days to See’  https://www.ncps-k12.org/cms/lib/CT01903077/Centricity/Domain/638/Three%20Days%20to%20See%20-%202018.pdf  As promised the piece that Helen Keller inspired Logan to write about having three days with both of his arms.                        Three Days With Two Arms  by Logan Aldridge                         If someone told me when I was young that I would lose my arm, I would not have believed it. But now, fifteen years later, I would not trade this life for anyone’s or make myself any different, I love the person I have grown to be. Helen Keller explains it best in her writing, “Most of us, however, take life for granted. We know that one day we must die, but usually we picture that day as far in the future. When we are in buoyant health, death is all but unimaginable.” The freak accident I experienced on June 26, 2004 at the age of thirteen was all but unimaginable.                         I learned this lesson when I was the victim of a traumatic boating accident. As the sun began to slowly fade behind the tree line reflecting its radiance after a typical day of wakeboarding, I recall stopping for a moment and cherishing the life I so fortunately live. Being a competitive wakeboarder requires endless amounts of training and riding, but I love every second of it.                         After dropping off good friends and fellow rider at his dock – only five docks away from mine – I stood on the back platform of our 2003 Malibu Wakesetter, yelling back as we pushed off his dock, “Get ready for the early session tomorrow morning! Six o’clock sharp!” I began to put life jackets away and wind in the rope. My father began steering the boat as it was just in gear, cruising slowly. There is a procedure for pulling in the rope in order to keep it neatly wrapped. Similar to how you would wind an extension cord, looping it over the thumb and under the elbow. As I began this procedure, my eyes followed the rope back, and after the first or second loop, I realized the rope had drifted under the boat. I said with little emergency in my voice, “Dad the rope is caught under the boat again.”                         This sort of thing is sometimes common when wakeboarding. He immediately shut off the engine. I did not think about how I was holding the looped rope in my left arm and in that split second the propeller snagged the rope, coiling it rapidly. I felt a tight squeeze around my left bicep and tricep, followed by a numbing sensation. I looked to my left arm, confused. My arm was limp, with the rope going straight through it. That tight squeeze was the rope cutting through all flesh, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and artery down to the bone.                         I was rushed to the local hospital where doctors cleaned and examined my wound but did not have the proper equipment for immediate surgery. The doctors called North Carolina Children’s Hospital where they had the Tar Heel 1 helicopter crew standing by. As I was flown to NCCH, I remember wondering if I would ever play lacrosse again or wakeboard. My mind was overwhelmed by this harsh reality. The doctors at NCCH brought me into immediate surgery, removing an artery from my left leg and connecting the severed one in order to regain blood flow. I remained in ICU for two weeks with daily routine dressings of the wound, which were unbearably painful. Then we went into surgery to see if the muscles were pumping the blood. It was too late. The muscles have a six-hour window of opportunity to survive without blood. It was the seventh hour. My muscles would not accept blood. My left arm was amputated six inches above the elbow. I was left-handed.                         For the past six years I have faced many challenges and obstacles but have always adapted and improvised in order to do anything; it has not limited me in any way. But still to this day I ponder what life would be like with two arms. I see people every day doing things that are so simple and miniscule, yet they have no appreciation for the gift of a fully functioning body. What if, for one day, someone experienced life in a wheelchair? It would drastically change their view of the ability to walk. Not to say that amputees are not fully functioning bodies, nor that we cannot do the same things normal people can do, but we must adapt and do things uniquely. This ability that most consider a disability is solely a passion to live the life they have been blessed with. It is the same old story of not being grateful for what we have until we lose it. And when lost, we must maintain the ability to still succeed.                         If by some miracle I were granted three days with both arms, and on the fourth day I should awake to one arm again. I would fulfill every day with endless activities, encounters and experiences.                         On the first day, I want to greet family and friends with arms wide open to give and receive hugs, not handshakes. For some reason the gesture of wrapping arms around people compared to a handshake or a “single armed hug” shows compassion and warmth. This first day would be filled with simple tasks I have longed to do. When I begin the day, I will awaken and sit up stretching my arms high into the air. Oh how a shower will feel so wonderful, being able to scrub both arms smoothly, running my hand from my shoulder down my arm to where my hands meet. Rubbing my palms back and forth, putting ten fingers through my hair as the warm water rains down; appreciating the ability to touch my own two arms, feeling every muscle and finger motion. Dressing myself would be quite easy, tying my shoes and buttoning my pants with ease. I will eat a feast of a breakfast with silverware including a fork and knife, using both utensils to cut my food appropriately, a fork in the left and a knife in the right. I should meet with friends for a casual game of basketball, enjoying the gift of left and right-handed lay-ups. I should later go for a swim, or surfing if the waves allow, using my two arms as thrusting paddles to propel me through the water. After, I should attend any sort of event that calls for clapping; the product of using both arms to create a round of applause. As the first day comes to an end I should come home and relax, assuming the position of relaxation with both legs crossed propped up and my two arms behind my head reminiscing on the great day I experienced.                         The next day – the second day with two arms – I should enjoy playing the sport I grew up playing: lacrosse. Although I have been a successful lacrosse player throughout my life with one arm, I should play the game again with both arms, able to go left or right with no limitations or restrictions on what I physically can do. I should then take a girl on a date, able to hold her hand or put my arm around her regardless of what side of her I may be walking. The simple ability to show compassion and interest through human contact.                         The last day with both arms would be exciting and never feel long enough. On this last day I should go wakeboarding with friends and family all day long. Even though I wakeboard regularly and have been competing since my accident, the opportunity to ride and compete with both arms would be one I should cherish. Although wakeboarding is the reason for the loss of my arm, it has also been my medicine for comfort and reassurance. I should not be disappointed when this day came to an end. The three days would have been a memory of a lifetime but I would understand and appreciate the person I have come to be with one arm.                                            The fourth day, upon my awakening, I would rise out of bed just as any other day. Walk down the cherry wood hallway into the bathroom and look closely at myself, my figure with one arm. I would smile a huge smile, grateful for the previous three days and the life I still have. An arm is merely a limb; an extremity considered an instrument attached to the most impressive system, my heart. With my heart I am complete, no one or thing can ever take that from me, knowing so, I should not remorse at the end of the three days. But leave my house on the forth with great stories to tell and memories to hold onto forever.              If this podcast MovedU click below to learn more about the MoveU program!  https://moveu.com/program-info/ THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

Logan Aldridge - Beyond Expecations With The Fittest One Armed Man on Earth

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether it's telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Josh Boyer, an OG Muver and Air Force Vet who shares his journey through MoveU, his six back surgeries and how he got off every prescription drug he was using to numb his pain and emotions. Josh is now chasing his passion, taking his experience to help veterans hit the ground running when they leave service through his organization Life After Serving.  Check out more about LifeAfterServing https://lifeafterserving.com  Follow Josh on Instagram at @gettingreal_  https://www.instagram.com/gettingreal_/    Check out Empowered Loving the Men's retreat Josh Mentions at https://shemsheartwell.com/empoweredlovingcourse/    If this podcast MovedU click below to learn more about the MoveU program!  https://moveu.com/program-info/  THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.    

Getting real With Josh Boyer - Overcoming 6 back surgeries and a decade long battle with addiction.

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Natawat Xyirx, an OG Muver from Thailand who shares his journey through MoveU. How it taught him the body awareness he needed to apply to his own movement practice as well as helping teach it to others as a yoga instructor and movement professional.  As an architectural student turned movement instructor, Natawat has taken his education of design and alignment of buildings into his true passion for learning about the human body.  Follow Natawat on Instagram at @WatsWithEndRange   If this podcast MovedU click below to learn more about the MoveU program!  https://moveu.com/program-info/#  THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

Natawat Xyrix Having Awareness in Everything That You Do!

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features Chris Vasquez, an OG Muver who shares his very unique story about how he got into MoveU. Chris imparts a wealth of knowledge and experience of what he has learned through MoveU and what he is now empowered to do now that he is free of pain.  Chris is founder of the Non-Profit Through You- an organization that is working to provide access to quality education, clean water and medical care around the world. Learn More About the organization here https://www.throughyou.org/ Follow Chris on Instagram at @ChrisVasquezOfficial If this podcast MovedU click here to learn more about the MoveU program!    THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

What MovesU Chris Vasquez: Is Life Happening To You, For You, or Through You?

MoveU Unfiltered Podcast We cut through the B.S. and teach you the techniques and mindset to recover from pain and injury, and ultimately become the best version of yourself. On MoveU Unfiltered this week Mike & Andrew sit down with their friend and patient Robert Crocker. Robert has an incredible story of overcoming addiction, taking ownership and ultimately, control back over his life. Through his organization Southern California Recovery Centers he is using his experience and passion to impact the lives of others currently dealing with the challenges that he was able to conquer.  https://socalrecovery.com  Did this Podcast MoveU?  Head over to https://moveu.com and learn about our online program that will guide you step-by-step to truly understanding your body and discovering the root cause of your pain. You’ll gain the strength, flexibility, and body awareness to correct your posture and get out of pain! Take action and enroll today!   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates.

Long time Friend Robert Crocker: How Rock Bottom Saved His Life & Lead Him To Saving Others

  Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether its telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features MUver Jacqui Hook, she joins Bobby and David to share her incredible story and spread the message that people need to ‘learn how to move and then just keep moving’ to stay healthy and young! At 62 she set a national deadlift record, she has run 13 half marathons and 2 fulls, while taking up surfing and yoga in her 50s. Basically, she is moving more in her 50s and 60s than ever before.  Jacqui shares her journey through her back injury, going from popping 3 Advil, 3 times a day to avoiding surgery while harnessing her competitive nature and power of the MoveU community to get better than ever.    If this podcast MovedU click here to learn more about the MoveU program!  https://moveu.com/program-info/  THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

What MovesU Jacqui Hook Just Keep Moving-Living a Long and Joyous Life From a 65 Year Old Bad@$$!

Welcome to What MovesU a show aimed at highlighting the amazing individuals we come into contact with. Whether it's telling the incredible stories of our MoveU members, interviewing experts in their fields or learning how people became movement masters; this show will certainly have something for everybody. If you want to learn more about MoveU, your body or your mind you don't want to miss this!   This week’s episode features MoveU Coach Abbey DeFeo, she joins Bobby and David to talk about what the MoveU program has taught her. From how to create a framework for addressing fear and resistance in her life to teaching her that pain-free doesn't exist and the goal is to be free of pain. Whether you are already a Muver, or thinking about enrolling, come in and learn how much more the program offers than just fixing your physical issues.  If this podcast MovedU to take action learn more about the MoveU Program-  https://moveu.com/program-info/   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below, and if you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons! Also, please leave an honest review for MoveU Unfiltered on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! If you have any questions, email info@moveu.com. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. 

What MovesU - Abbey DeFeo Facing Fears & the Difference Between Pain Free & Free of Pain

We cut through the B.S. and teach you the techniques and mindset to recover from pain and injury, and ultimately become the best version of yourself. In this audio version of the interactive live video call within the community. Mike discusses the 6 dangers of healthcare.  Accepting Your Diagnosis Healthcare's Problem Only Focus Belief That Physicians Have the Power to Fix You.  Confusing & Inconvenient  Isolation -No Community of Support Expectations of Health Insurance  Learn in detail how these all lead to a victim mentality within us, while also distracting us from the opportunity to take ownership and fix ourselves.  The MoveU coaching calls are just one part of the benefits of the MoveU community members can expect at least 2 per week. Andrew teaches and highlights movements, while Mike speaks about the necessary mindset to succeed in the program and in life!   Did this Podcast MoveU?  Head over the https://moveu.com and learn about our online program that will guide you step-by-step to truly understanding your body and discovering the root cause of your pain. You’ll gain the strength, flexibility, and body awareness to correct your posture and get out of pain! Take action and enroll today! 

The 6 Dangers of Healthcare - What Are They & How To Rise Above Them!

We cut through the B.S. and teach you the techniques and mindset to recover from pain and injury, and ultimately become the best version of yourself.

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MoveU Unfiltered

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