Learn animal movements originating from the ancient Indian martial art of Kalaripayattu. By utilizing walking patterns, these animal walks develop tendon strength and a limber physique.

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By applying these locomotory movements you’ll develop agility and strength across a wide range of joint angles and positions making your legs adaptable to any environment.

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Learn how to keep your mind and body elastic, limber and supple like an animal. By keeping your mind and body fresh, you will also maintain your youth at any age.

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Learn an intuitive & targeted method of stretching that will not only make static stretching enjoyable (like a real relief!) but significantly more effective.

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Eero walks through an effective pulling workout you can do at home as long as you have a pull up bar. This workout consists of advanced basics.

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Animal movement exercise challenge with 6 different exercises. Can you complete it? If you do… how do you feel?

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The epic 3-minute marching warrior challenge to develop your single leg strength & stability and full body strength & stability.

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What is real strength, athletic and functional training? It’s not gymnastics, bar workout or powerlifting for sure.

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The Bigfoot walk challenge – do you have the strength to do this for 3 minutes straight? A very underrated exercise for leg development.

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What are the benefits of doing animal movements and why should everyone do them? Animal movements will surprise you!

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It’s time to stop the war of different training styles and bring unity to the game. A style without a system is a lost piece of the puzzle. An exercise without a methodology is a skeleton.

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Combining animal movement flow (Movement 20XX Method) with the power moves of Skill Master.

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Demonstrating the human flag, planche, core training, athletic training and mobility/flexibility with many useful exercises and instructions. Enjoy!

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An overlooked movement that can produce serious results in the athleticism and strength of the legs. This is how you build elasticity and dynamic strength.

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